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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
4
An active discussion unfolds on volcano formation and eruption mechanisms. The piece critiques overconfident claims, notes the lack of complete data from Pele and St Vincent, and underscores the need for careful observation and cautious inference by scientists.
Fragmented prose outlines a Fourth of July ball committee lure and community segments debating representation and fair dealing. It references a local expedition, political figures, and concerns over budget and national economy. Readers are invited to note speeches and predicted effects on Hawaii's federal funding.
The Board of Health and officials accuse a committee of discrimination and bias in awarding a printing contract. The Advertiser office allegedly received the bid in a manner that favored a single printer, with Pratt and Mottzwaltz questioned for not disclosing ongoing decisions and tender timing.
A fragment outlines Hawaii facing a national liberty dilemma linked to independence ideals and statehood. It notes tensions between Jeffersonian trust in the people and centralized power, with references to constitutional principles, republics, and the federation. The piece hints at ongoing political contention and division within the territory and mainland governance.
A fragmentary report discusses a vast Pacific cable project with private ownership concerns and government involvement. It notes large sections completed and ready for laying, including a route from California to the Sandwich Islands, and mentions advocates for government ownership and a proposed biological station at the Great Lake region.
The article describes how leading factories churn out national emblems in large quantities for the Fourth of July. Workers sew stars onto flags using dies, creating a steady stream of flags ready for sale and display.
An address by A. Hobrick outlines liquid ale production and consumption at about 150 gallons per week. The talk covers filtration, regeneration systems, and potential power for engines, plus applications in chemicals and medicines. Theodore Howard quote closes the piece with a note on recognizing God as creator.
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