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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
3
Mrl Sewall, famed old Matto guide and friend of Provident Roosevelt, has been invited to visit the White House. The visit is planned for February, and the couple are described as the proudest pair in New York.
Instructions cover grinding, boiling, and brewing tips with eggshell and white of egg clarifications. It discusses fresh water, timing, and heat control to prevent bitterness, plus methods for drip, percolator, and steamer coffee. Named terms include Mocha and Java varieties, and cautions on keeping aroma sealed.
A historical recap compares Yale Harvard Princeton and Penn teams, noting strengths and weaknesses. It praises Yale for depth and defense while contrasting Princeton and Harvard for their limited scoring. Army, Navy, and other peers are referenced in a sprawling 19th or early 20th century tone about players and positions.
President Roosevelt has moved Watts’s nude canvas Love and Life from the Corcoran to the White House, amid sharp criticism from the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union. The work, shown at Chicago’s World's Fair, was donated to the government and hung briefly in the White House before removal. A split response follows, with supporters arguing artistic merit and opponents accusing immorality.
A disjointed commentary questions Senator Clark’s heir wealth and fortune born in Butte Montana. It riffs on beer debt, clerical influence, a burgled home near Denver, and a postmaster general push against married women in the civil service. It cites peace in a distant naval incident and a restrained American stance in the twentieth century.
A speaker denounces placing paintings from the Pronilentin mine in government spaces and the Corcoran Art Gallery. The speaker recalls a wartime victory and opposes painting displays in official homes, urging voluntary public awareness rather than government endorsement.
An abrupt New York police reorganization unseated senior officials and shuffled district heads. Commissioner Girwetle mandated new headquarters alignments while district chiefs faced reassignment and accountability for subordinates. The surprise moves, on New Year’s Day, left many stunned and awaiting details.
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