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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1902
Page
4
A lengthy 1880 pamphlet argues American expansionism and the propriety of annexing territory. It discusses political factions, the United States approach to governance in the territory, and the influence of June election campaigns on regional control and policy. The piece references specific individuals, parties, and voting outcomes in a heated debate about representation and power.
The fragment discusses a court or legislative action related to Alene Cie Thee and The Wee Rie. It hints at abolition of some ential involving an animemend and Polathie Will, with a zero outcome noted. Names are unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR discusses alcohol liability, intoxication law, and caregiver duties. Mentions Maine statute, Supreme Court interpretation, and consequences for suppliers, with references to a husband and wife dynamic and support obligations amid intoxication cases. The damaged text cites legal concepts, penalties, and case-style language from a historic court discussion.
The piece reports a partisan clash over election control as Governor Lolo resists guidance from allies and the legislature. It notes implications of a potential special election and a court stance on transition plans amid political pressure and constitutional questions.
A fragment from Thurston's Advertiser critiques a political plan alleging manipulation to sway voters. It discusses deceptive tactics attributed to supporters and questions the activities of campaigns and officials, noting distrust in government and media influence in a dated January context.
A garbled 19th century political commentary discusses Cuban independence, U S election intrigues, and the role of self government. It notes withdrawals by Democratic candidates and hints at a proposed Cuban policy, praising Senor Tou Eaunda Palma as a prudent future president and criticizing militaries’ past influence.
Ashington announces a ceremonial proceeding for a university anniversary and a state oath. A special committee works on funding and commemorative events tied to wartime revenue stamps and a Charleston exposition. Lawmakers and gallery figures attended, with reception and oath taking noted amid broader budget debates.
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