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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1902
Page
4
A long and jumbled text fragment discusses preemptions in admitting ship Primer Laws, scrutiny of officials, and campaign talk. It references a diverse cast of figures and actions, including men like Mr. Hosabine, debates on committees, and calls for honesty and straightforward conduct in public service amid tense political atmosphere.
Fragmented notes describe party factions debating strategy and loyalty while a committee lingers on action. Mentions of meetings, influence attempts, and calls for cooperation reveal strained political dynamics and the push for party unity.
The Hepilian reitarial committe failed to act last night, settling only the proxy issue. Members left the session with no secretary chosen and ongoing disputes over proxy handling, leaving the committee appearing ineffective and retrograde.
The excerpt discusses annexation and the push for American rule in Hawaii, mentioning visions of a new political order, the inauguration of Judge Gilbert Fo Little as governor, and the implications for native governance and national identity. It frames annexation as a shift toward American protection and economic policy, with references to figures and constitutional ideas shaping the path ahead.
Fragmentary report shows James Gibbs tied to a Republican selection process as factions clash over a temporary appointment. The committee’s delayed recommendations to the Honolulu Central Committee are cast as pivotal for the next campaign and for Republican unity amid deep rifts among leaders Mostocker, Raton, and Walker.
The World reports that Sewall may attract many strong supporters on the island as a genial figure returns from a Lowrife trip. The article notes Mito Tribune’s description of the candidate and hints at political momentum.
A fragment reviewing a prominent writer’s rise in publishing and politics. It discusses formulaic success in book production, the business of fiction, and the candidate’s shift toward practical politics. Names such as Henry Cabot Lodge and others appear in a context of literary and civic influence.
An examination of sugar production costs from beets and cane, detailing the Cuban raw sugar price impacts, refining costs, and the implied profits for Cuban planters. The note assesses how easing raw sugar prices by fractions could alter returns for American refiners and beet producers, with references to Oxnard and Cutting and estimates of per pound costs and potential price shifts.
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