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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1902
Page
4
Evening Bulletin from Honolulu reports on Senator Rowlands in a concise brief. Editor Wallace Farmington notes circulation and publication frequency while providing standard notice details for the newspaper distribution and postal registration.
Washington July 1 Representative Newlands departs Washington at noon for his Nevada home to campaign for senator. The move follows his three decades of service and signals a strong push to secure the Wylie Man seat while Newlands seeks to retire from public life. The article discusses Democratic strategies, territorial issues, and party dynamics affecting the Nevada race and broader Western state contests.
A chaotic political duel unfolds as rivals including Latimer and Cavernor clash over strategy and power. Interruption by Hevans and betrayal accusations color the scene, while discussions hint at future factional alignments and infighting within the campaign.
A damaged extract reports Captain Lawlees of the steamer Australia noting strong currents near Twihitt and Anh Lo lead ten miles away. The narrative mentions unusual scrapes with opposing tides and references to maritime routes and dangers from prior voyages, including the Southern Crary and Verdande, with speculative links to naval currents and hazards.
Fragmentary OCR record from Frisco dated July 10 notes a group departing Mile Airect after a ten day journey aboard a steamer. Passenger roster includes Lewwint ehthi and Mire Haw fain plus Mire Isbaban and others, with several clearly misread names and titles.
A Japanese student named Talabunlit Minaya appears in a high school report, noted for leadership in a local class project. The piece mentions wealthy bonds and a potential travel plan to Petoskey, Michigan for vacation, with references to language and cultural themes.
A damaged OCR fragment recounts a rail line collision between Choma and New York area towns. It notes a train traveling from Cleveland to Potevte, a rough stop near Hewett, and a long delay as crews cleared wreckage. Passengers were evacuated as trains slowed for safety.
Negotiations involving the Vatican cardinalate and U S officials amid a Philippine friary dispute reveal tensions. Taft praises cautious diplomacy while Rome seeks permission to proceed on real estate valuation and continued church schooling, with emphasis on American oversight and monastic stay.
Banks in San Francisco New York Chicago Berlin Hengnan Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp and others issue commercial and travelers credits. Loans approved backed by securities with bills of exchange bought and sold. Collections promptly accounted for across listed financial centers and entities.
Agents, brokers and jobbers list several firms and products including Western Sugar Refinery Company of San Francisco, Phila works, Newell Privereal Mill Co. National Cane Shredder, N Ohinndt & Co. Chemical Fertilizer, Alex Cross Sons highgrade Fertilizer for Cane and Coffee, Road’s Steam Pipes Covering, plus Paramfine Paint Co. P and B Paints, Lucal and Linseed Oil, Induring cold for paint, white and colors, Miter Press Clothes, cement, lime and bricks.
A dense OCR fragment lists Castle & Cooke Ltd Waialuai agricultural Co Kohala Sugar Co Waimea Sugar Mill Fulton ro wo s Loula Me The Standard 11 Or The F Blak coum Pumps Watts Centrifugals New England Life Insurance Co Boston Act of Fire Inc Co Hartford Conn Alliance Assurance Co London.
Fragmentary OCR text names J. B. Castle as first vice president and references Cooke and Geo. Ro Carter among others, indicating a historical meeting or roster listing prominent figures. exact roles and context are unclear due to incomplete wording.
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