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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1902
Page
4
A republican opinion piece discusses monthly and yearly rates for publications and laments the need for party unity in the upcoming primaries and conventions. It argues voters should rally on principle, avoid factional clashes, and support a strong presidential campaign while stressing the importance of urban governance and moral courage.
A historical Washington gossip piece discusses Roosevelt's Cuban reciprocity stance and the political fallout in Congress. It notes editors and politicians debate the president’s maneuvers, the press reaction, and the impact on his standing as he maneuvers to secure support amid opposition.
An unclear, antique text blends reflections on aging and travel with garbled comments on geography. It references visitors in Paris and Europe, notes about population, and a fragmentary passage about attempts to source materials for boats, mentioning wood types and a failed powder product.
Report details plans to use the Mohican as a receiving ship for Iroquois men and recruiting efforts at the naval station. Promotions of officers, arrivals of Captain Whiting, and Admiral Merry's actions shape the project. A nighttime boating party at the station accompanies the plans.
In a heated meeting the Home Rule voters shifted leadership, electing Edger Cay pleas and others to replace removed bolters. Several new appointees filled posts after debates over party unity and disciplinary actions.
July 7 report from Washington discusses a Navy test to compare oil fuel with coal aboard ships. Lt Ward Winghell to Tahiti aboard Marinany, Admiral Melville backs the trial to gauge future engine efficiency. Business and military officials cite oil advantages and plan data collection with several oil operations and ship trials.
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