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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1902
Page
4
A fragmentary 1940s newspaper column outlines Republican and public reactions, the Hawaii delegate race, and party strategies. It references Abe Hepburn era deliberations, Pearl Harbor context, and potential shifts in leadership, with mentions of leaders like Corigan and Crain, plus the Honolulu press's stance on campaign influence.
A fragmentary wire brief notes advertiser concerns over telegraph and telephone service interruptions at a Hawaii hotel. The advertiser asserts no decision has been made yet and that delays stem from issues with transmission lines and corporate scrutiny.
A crowded June gathering shows Governor and supporters praising President Roosevelt.s approach in the Philippines. Charles Dowling and others headline the event with applause for wartime administration and imperial stance amid local protest and political tension.
A fragmented piece discusses the Republican party and elections with odd phrasing about national integrity. It mentions a journalist or figure praising an individual and references a curious line about “The Boa tones” being a queer note, suggesting a garbled OCR of a political page.
Fragmented OCR outlines a shakeup as Judge Humphreys resigns and others discuss successors. Text references a new appointment process, interim leadership, and calls for stability in the bench. Named parties and places appear obliquely, with uncertainty over specifics.
The piece argues Judao Humphreye is the strongest available candidate to represent the Territory in Congress in opposition to Wilcoxlem if he accepts the advisory role. It contrasts Humphreys potential impact with Wilcoxlem’s approach and discusses political strategy and planter fears shaping the contest.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Democratic party gathering in New York where Cleveland supporters push for Craver Cleveland to regain the party leadership. The piece mentions internal disputes, political alignments, and calls for party unity while debating the future direction of the Democrats.
An ex congressman from Coluwata recalls a controversial march and a humorous brawl involving Jim O Milon amid politicking at the Lane Street camp. The piece notes speculation, a dramatic letter, and a plan for a grand taller structure in New York.
Fragmented report details an uptown wife, a physician, and a German observer amid medical tests and moral commentary. The narrative references patient improvement, a fatal outcome from excessive improvements, and a clashing tone about race and memory, with mentions of Mark Twain and a New York tunnel project in terse, garbled prose.
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous banks and financial entities across cities and nations. It references San Francisco Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London Union Bank of London New York American Exchange and others, plus sugar companies, railways, and a Berlin Dresdne Bank. It mentions banking functions like commercial credits travelers credits bills of exchange collections and prompt accounting.
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