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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1902
Page
5
A short note on dictation practice urging a fixed daily hour to keep correspondence orderly. It promotes a routine for timing and accuracy with business correspondence tips attributed to Avery, a business correspondent.
The text reports Prince Henry Wade receiving a letter from the United States Embassy in Berlin about an apology to Admiral Dewey. It notes a conversation mentioning Dewey and a staged meeting at a port, with Dewey reportedly gracious in accepting the apology and praising the prince’s conduct. Wanders through other diplomatic threads and mentions of Hong Kong and Shanghai contexts.
Disturbing report notes Lord Kitchener’s forces as British offensives press on Beaufort and Cape Colony. Details describe raiding by Boer commando units, destruction of wagons, and heavy casualties on both sides. The clash includes captures of stores and a British patrol loss with officers killed and wounded.
Washington. The American Sugar Association petitioned the House Ways and Means Committee to send a committee to Cuba to examine sugar factures on the ground and assess production costs. The aim is to evaluate Cuban sugar and benefits from American sugar producers amid figures suggesting modest profits and cost concerns.
A great fire swept Patterson today destroying much of the business district and damaging religious and educational buildings. Property valued at 10,608,000 burned as hundreds were left homeless and thousands unemployed. A relief movement has formed, with Mayor Job Hinch stating the city can cope without outside aid, and manufacturing plants are being restored. Local printing offered for the Bulletin office.
The report lists a chaotic mix of names, arrests, meetings, and court events. Detective activity includes a day’s work on a rape case and an arrest for assault with a weapon. Hawaii company directors meet, and a Chinatown Society event is noted. An animal cruelty charge involves a Ku eso attending a service street event with a small horse injured after mistreatment.
New York February 11 The settlement for former Governor Levi P Morton’s marriage to his daughter Helen, recently wed Count Walleyrand-Porgord, was approved in the Supreme Court. The trust assigns Morton stock to a trust company for the Countess for life with income to be paid to the Countess’s husband. the principal may be disposed of by the Countess. The action, taken in harmony with all parties, valued the trust property at about one million dollars.
In the Russian Traue-Caucasia region, residual tremors from the Shuttaka quake hinder ongoing excavations. Officials report recovering several boiler-like artifacts and possible buried victims as teams work through debris. Many of the deceased were women gathered at bathhouses during the initial shock.
Washington Feb 11 Senator K. Raker of Ohio offered an amendment to the Philippine bill to set the duty on Philippine products entering the United States at 2½ percent of the Dagley rates. The committee bill proposed a 7½ percent rate.
London Kel reports the Margie of Dufferin former Governor General of Canada and ex Vierray nf tutta has died in fend.
A fragmented report discusses a proposed Nicaragua route and canal project linking New York to San Panama. It mentions engineering work, controversy, and lines on the Pavia route with various figures and names obscured in the text.
The document discusses government inquiry into immigration and health measures, mentioning vinegar preparation and water treatment steps. It also cites Christian missionaries in Japan with a count of 692. The text mixes procedural notes with a numerical listing of missionaries.
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