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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1902
Page
8
A shopkeeper explains a traveling bag made from an alligator’s skin, noting the wrinkles vanish and the material is from an animal caught recently. The exchange reveals the era’s fascination with exotic hides and leather goods traded through New York dealers.
A clipped miscellany reports on a range of topics from a scotch fare critique to a sculler event at Henley and notes on public figures. It catalogues pieces about government, technology, social issues, and personal profiles with a period newspaper tone.
July 2 18xx Renton police seize Tracy and Anderson after a farm break in. They lured the boy to dispose of goods, but Jerry alerted authorities. Deputies closed in near the Columbia and Puget Sound line and captured Tracy within two hours.
Shipping notices report arrivals and departures with vessel names. Rathylay, Tolle, Rawal, Kinga Proven arrive from Hilo and Seattle. many passengers listed. Departures include Nubian, Thompeon, and others bound for Walmen Sil Keka and Martian ani Adin with laborers aboard.
The Artillery and Panshow teams open the doubleheader with a game, while police report arrests of three Portuguese and a Chinese man after a night market incident. Court cases were continued to next week with officers Reweny and Mcfudie prosecuting and an informer testifying about wine vodka and beer sales.
London reports the expected coronation of King Edward to proceed as scheduled before the army notification, with doctors advising against delaying the ceremony. The king may travel by yacht after the event, preferring to stay aboard briefly until the proceedings conclude.
Report from Chicago notes a citywide freight strike with about 9000 workers idle and severe curtailment of freight handling. Pickets blocked job access at freight houses while efforts to hire replacements continued. State Arbitration Board chairmen reported no response yet to mediation, signaling a stalled settlement.
In the House of Commune today Morgan offered limited support to a parliamentary report on supremacy and Atlantic trade. Germany’s stance and Britain’s colonial policy were debated as the government weighed how to handle the dispute and timing for a May year decision.
A five year old boy fears being left alone at night. His mother reassures him that God is with him. He calms, then calls to join his parents, saying he will stay with God in the dark and be with papa in the parlor. The York Times Weekly edition is cited.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a city or state Senate scene where a constituent pressed a request with a letter. A reply from a senator mentions the visitor, then a later memory of sending or receiving correspondence, with terse, unclear dialogue about letters and acknowledgment.
Private sale offers on Beretana Street near C Huntace with 100 by 171 feet lot at 9000 dollars half cash and mortgage balance at 7.5 percent. Kinau Street property occupied by A Lucas with 115 by 131 feet, three bedroom dwelling and carriage house at 4500 dollars, half cash balance on mortgage at 7.12 percent. Third Kinau Street lot adjoining Jet 2, 106 by 121 feet with roomy dwelling at 44000 dollars, half cash balance on mortgage at 7.12 percent. Right of way to Beretanta Street. Details from JAS. F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER.
Probable text recounts Joseph Jefferson answering a child who asks who supported Atlas. The child suggests Atlas carries the world. Jefferson’s playful reply notes the world is supported, prompting the child to conclude Atlas perhaps travels to move the world.
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