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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1903
Page
4
A scrambled narrative links a political secretary, civil service concerns, and a hoped for appointment with Attorney General K P Lolo. It references Edvard Polite, Lorin Andrews, and a marriage to Mise Gould while pondering governance roles, commissions, and the fate of local public service amid other world and territorial mentions.
In a parliamentary debate Germany voices strong opposition to the United States reciprocity terms. Leaders condemn the pact as discriminatory, calling for broader concessions with other nations, citing wine and agriculture issues and the Roosevelt era Cuba treaty as proof of unequal treatment.
A reporter describes feigned comforts of the Siberian route and the broader politics of Russia’s rail plans, noting Count Mitsukata’s view of travel as prison like. The piece shifts to U.S. politics, praising Senator Henry M Teller, and discusses Brazil Bolivia border tensions over Acre. It covers Secretary of the Territory nomination for George R. Carter and Central American election developments, highlighting Pedro Jose Escalon’s presidential win and Tomas Regalado’s outgoing presidency.
Fragmentary text discusses Delegate Wilcox, Hawaii elections, and an unclear aim involving improvement, chagrins, and a return to Corea. The source is garbled with missing terms and nonsensical phrases, providing few concrete facts or names beyond Wilcox.
Ah Hoo was arrested by Humane Officer Benoit on a cruelty to animals charge. The Chinaman pleaded not guilty as the sore on the horse’s skin was described. Judge Wilcox examined the wound noting its size and condition. The court imposed ten dollars and costs. The Republican county bill will be published in Wednesday’s issue of the Bulletin.
Humone Maw January 2 irth Maka wae Reading Circle met at Aprocheleville with about twenty ladies present reviewing the Heie mui writimey MC Robert Louie Brewenann Stevenson in Honolary. Part 1 Mee Hare Part 2 Mem Nichols a Letter from Moiowal to Hie Wite Mrs Baldwin At Emigrant Train Areas hie Maine Mik Maria Verue of a Friend Mrs Taylor Aside from members several visitors enjoyed a fare treat. Mr G C Baldwin’s family rise today for Makaweil plantation Khaual where he is presently welting manager. Mrs H L Dinogwr went to Lae Haina this week to visit her clan mother who was quite sick. On return accompanied by sister-in-law Mrs T Ayere who will stay awhile. Hon CH Dickeyle in Sprecketeville for Cawdayp en route to Hone Wel.
Cooper and the Wallako officials discuss road improvements and water works for Maui, including extending the Walluka system to serve hillside residents. The Road Board will inspect routes to Lahaina and a Maritana opera presentation is set for Thursday with a second show next Saturday, featuring local soprano Mea Turner and a cast led by Charter Elston.
Although a minority of the N. G. MH companion will take part in the prize drill competition the event comes soon with a hard struggle. Company G aims to best the long time prize holder and rival groups, police officers join the native company, and the men work day and night to perfect the evaluations. Ed in Wednesday's issue of the Bulletin.
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