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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
4
A fragmented bulletin from Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd shows subscription rates per month and per year, with scattered lines naming Wallace and Farrington, contact details, and references to notices or advertisements. The text is heavily garbled with illegible portions but indicates pricing and subscription terms amid miscellaneous lines.
We summarize a damaged OCR passage listing scattered terms and names, suggesting a historical page segment. Readable entities include place names and possible events, but the full context is unclear. The fragment hints at analysis and legal or civic items from a bygone newspaper page.
Reports describe a crowd near Porto Rico Station waiting in IOU hours, as police prepare for potential unrest. Up to about 35 Porto Ricans reportedly gathered, with authorities deploying to prevent rioting and theft while promising to investigate robberies and identify perpetrators.
In San Francisco Superior Court, Lahr Hilal petitions for a new trial regarding a condemnation case. The motion references substantial claims of prejudice and procedural irregularities, with a schedule for briefs and responses set by the court.
The document details a U S naval redeployment to counter potential Axis activity near Venezuela. Rear Admiral Higginson is instructed to move toward the Caribbean with a task force including the new battleship Hillam, dreadnought Kewkrenrge, and gunboat Madotta. Allied units from Britain, France, and Germany are noted nearby as tensions rise around La Guayra and Caracas. The State Department reports readiness to act if needed.
A fragmented note mentions a playful line about a bet on wit and a troupe drawing a dress. The readable bits reference a person named ANN and a hoped for clever remark, but the text is garbled and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Washington reports that Ways and Means Committee hearings on January 6 to cut the copper tariff on sugar sparked strong opposition from California members. They fear harm to the sugar and industry and pledged united effort to prevent any reduction. Michigan and other states voiced similar resolve to defend sugar interests amid a heated debate.
Washington reports the House subcommittee weighing the California Commission plan and possible amendments to reinstate the current exclusion laws for Chinese entrants. Samuel Gompers and labor leaders sought hearings, with negotiations to present a combined plan next week. The Army transport bill also drew support as Root urged authorizing War Department contracts to run Manila troop ships, aiming for lower costs and to spur commercial lines.
Incoherent OCR yields scattered mentions of a January commission, a scribed tale by Frances Courtney Hay, and a dramatic tragedy associated with Manrien Mancina. The text references a humorous joke and a central domestic tragedy, but lacks clear facts or coherent narrative.
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