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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1902
Page
3
A Missouri-born speaker declares pride in the “Missoury mule” as a symbol of citizen sacrifice. He argues the count and rewards of war favor those who labored, imagining how Kruger and Pretory would treat the mule amid the war effort. The piece frames regional pride and collective labor as central to patriotism.
In Greenville South Carolina a practical silkworm culture experiment is underway led by W A Howaton who acquired about ten thousand eggs from Charleston. He reports healthy cocoons from the worms and cites climate and mulberry availability as favorable for silk production, asserting the venture is feasible. A later note recounts a halted marriage ceremony in New York where Frank Mitchell and Dora Van Wyck planned to wed but the bride refused to marry, prompting a minister to dismiss the event and await further word.
Amelia Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the President, travels from Albany toward Buffalo via North Creek with Alvaduewh Honediteh. The tale recounts how driver Michael F Crom shared the old shoe exchange from a 1901 Adirondack ride, and Roosevelt asks for one of the horseshoes as a keepsake.
East Lake City passes a stringent health ordinance to curb scarlet fever and diphtheria by disinfecting all school books and materials before reuse. The measure bans shared writing items and requires that distributed library books be disinfected by the Board of Health, with fines for violations.
A detailed, period tone guide on entering water, easing fear, and basic strokes. It covers head submersion, breath, back float practice, arm and leg movements for freestyle, breaststroke, and backstroke, plus beginner posture and safety reminders. It also discusses bathing attire and accessories for women, including caps, sandals, and ribbons, reflecting early 20th century fashion.
A lively late night exchange between roommates questions the chase of the ideal mate. They mock a suitor named Cholly Rappy and wonder if wealth or wit should shape a perfect wife. They end by agreeing it may be better to seek an ideal themselves.
Folklore tale warns that rocks may appear with a fool in a boat as two youths paddle into deep water. A careless friend tips the boat, turning it over and nearly drowning both. Moral: rocks may appear in any water when there is a fool aboard.
Fragmented verse depicts a lover's late confession beneath shadows of an embowered garden. The speaker notes glances, dew kissed violets, and a trembling heart as a night scene unfolds with uncertain dialogue and lingering emotion.
A geologist and director at the United States Geological Survey advocated a vast earth heating system using deep holes in Pennsylvania. He described blasting chambers at depth to harness steam and water pressure for power, claiming it could provide vast energy with minimal surface disruption and prevent earthquakes, urging exploration of the concept in the state.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals strained social tensions and accusations among unclear characters. The text references relationships, engagements, jealousy, and a prying crowd, with abrupt shifts and partial phrases suggesting a serialized domestic or gossip item from a periodical.
A Chicago report details a proposed nationwide grocery combine led by National Grocer Company with Harlow N Higginbottome as president and Frank Soothe as the first vice president. The venture aims to control major wholesale and retail networks across Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan and Minnesota with a large storage plant in Philadelphia and direct imports through Chicago offices.
A cryptic note recounts a family's move to Ulm tied to a recurring theme of ignorance. The fragment mentions Smurt Set and Grobieta Unnewentisr, hinting at personal or cultural tensions. Names and places appear obliquely, leaving a mysterious local-interest item with limited context.
Washington July 10 The army debate over who will replace Lieutenant General Miles as Commanding General when he retires in August continues with Gen Ales and Gen Young as leading figures. Secretary Root and the President favor Gen Corbin, who declines to campaign, while Maj Generals Chaffes Bates MacArthur Wade and Corbin are seen as top contenders with vacancies ahead.
In Helena Mont Heiner the wealthy mine owner announces alignment with both Republican and Democratic factions. A dinner with Gov Toole Senators Clark and Ditwon and other Democrats sparked talk of a broad political realignment. Heinze’s move hints at a strategic alliance with the Clark family interests and the Amalagamated Copper Company. W A Clare Jr, son of a senator, seeks Cong for Heinze friendly Legislature and judicial posts, backed by a labor following.
New Haven July 9 a tale says a Gilt Key Express car carried a corpse amid packages. A messenger heard a voice from beneath baggage saying let me out water. Conductor and brakemen opened the coffin to reveal a brown paper bundle with a six inch parrot and a tag reading Ames ST Market Hamilton Street Weston Value 70 dollars.
A sightless year 1660 tale describes Henry Lewis, an aged barber from Lomton, who traveled to Washington with a royal party seeking the coronation of King Sitward. He spent savings for the journey, learned the coronation was postponed, and laments not meeting the king as England’s capital looms large.
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