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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
4
A garbled OCR page shows a subscription ad with monthly and yearly rates, plus foreign postpaid pricing. It mixes references to editors, political figures, and constitutional topics, with unclear names and scattered phrases about governance and appointments.
A fragmented text discusses politics, elections, and merit in leadership. It references President Roosevelt and the Senate, debating that leadership should be earned by merit rather than ward tenure or political influence. The piece critiques political power as a sole qualification.
A fragmented report of a labor leaders' meeting in New York where capital and labor tensions were discussed. Senator Hanna supported organized labor, while Secretary Phillie recounted a conversion toward broader labor cooperation and admitted past doubts about Marcus Hanna.
A fictional editor voice questions the craft and ethics of editing in a stream of oblique reflections. The piece wanders through praise and critique of journalism, lamenting sensationalism and praising civic duty while weaving in multiple referenced figures and places.
A long report details the naval court launched over the Dewey case with Admirals Schley and Dewey at center. The panel’s unanimous verdict defends Dewey’s conduct while criticizing others and noting tensions within the court and press commentary.
The text notes that the Court of Inquiry findings and opinions on Admiral Schley are conveyed by Admiral Dewey and Captain Lanley with no other division noted. It discusses Dewey's dissent points and minor matters of difference about professional competency and conduct, including actions from Key West to Clinchfield and May 22 information seeks regarding the Spantah squadron.
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