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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1903
Page
4
Text excerpts describe a mix of political commentary, legal mentions, and financial rumors. The piece references Wallace M L Farrington, death penalty debates, sugar industry concerns, Cuban relations, and German influence on the New York sugar market, with scattered notes on government policy and public figures.
A historic broadcast-style debate critics the Monroe Doctrine stance as Britain and Germany pressure Venezuela. The speaker warns negotiations risk war while urging restraint, noting U S aims to protect debt payments without triggering European entanglements.
Three officials of the People's Institute of Health Battle Creek Michigan were convicted by a United States District Court jur y today of violating postal laws. The jury found they operated a scheme offering “cures” by mental power to extract money from patients. Testimony described a health scheme using advertising and doctor-like credentials to persuade customers. The trial referenced a nourishing business and involved staged promises of healing with charges of payment tied to “cures.”
In a February report from the capital, discussions circulated that Secretary of War Elihu Root would resign within the year. Governor Foster Taft of Massachusetts was mentioned as a possible interim successor, with no formal confirmation possible. The War Department and Supreme Court seat vacancy were noted as factors shaping ongoing conjecture.
The United States Supreme Court considers a case tied to the Uruguay legation and the custody of 10 year old nephew Joseph Preston Amos. Helen Sparhaw seeks the boy’s return from a transfer abroad under Uruguay’s representatives. The case involves the State Department and the custody actions of the District of Columbia and U.S. Consul at a port of embarkation. The inquiry will determine any role of the legation in the boy’s removal and custody.
Christina Christmas, a divine healer and former colleague of Richard Baxter, asserts the Doukhobors were right to leave wives, families, homes, and goods to preach. She links their stance to biblical prophecy and notes signs of the second coming, predicting they will resume marching next spring.
Bloomington Iowa post office reports a New York collection agency sending 2000 letters to deceased recipients over three days. The notices claim jewelry sums are owed and threaten immediate consequences unless payment is sent, with many addressed to tombstone or cremation victims. Postoffice inspectors alerted postmasters to warn addressees and curb the blackmail scheme.
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