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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1902
Page
4
The report discusses a fair displaying agricultural products and merchandise, noting strong interest from Hawaii farmers and Honolulu merchants. It praises demonstrations showing improvements in power, cultivation, and markets, while urging support for art culture and small farmers.
The fragment describes a broad field of candidates for conventions at primaries held Saturday across many districts. It mentions abbreviations and names, with references to chairmen, delegates, and various local firms and suppliers connected to the political process.
The fair features extensive exhibits across halls including palmiy, caladiums, fruit, vegetables, coffee, and local products. Notable displays include caladiums and a miniature forest, with vendors such as Lewire & Cooke and Mackfeld & Co presenting building materials and wares at Waikiki pavilion.
A July 17 report describes Tracey injured and two accomplices battered by a sheriff at a shoreline cabin between Carrington and Mack Diamond. A stool pigeon allegedly guided the escape, warning Tracey and the convict minutes before gunfire. The cabin location was reported as tightly secured as the fleeing trio fled toward safety.
Washington reports Secretary Root ordered General Jacob H. Smith retired under age rules after a court martial conviction over Major Waller orders. The President and reviewing authority affirmed the sentence and allowed retirement, with Root citing wartime action and legal provisions for age-based retirement shaping the decision.
Dr Barton Warren Evermann, a former Stanford lecturer and joint author with Dr David Storr Jordan, arrives from Washington with the U S Fish Commission collection of Hawaiian fish. He will classify and study specimens at Stanford for months toward a government report, continuing work after Dr Jordan’s departure.
Indianapolis July 19 The convention of today showed that the outlook favored no strike among planters. Olan Quo Buve returns were 791 045 45 for six months and monthly laine from halen 1 540 90 meant HIV KRAAD per month for Hakalan and lower returns per month from all other plantations. Hilo, July 26 report on shipments from Hilo during the week ended shows bag counts and values for several sugar firms.
Cape Town reports a pitiable scene as a former Orange Free State wife awaits Europe with her husband. The article notes her illness and faint eye opening, referencing Mulcahy and Molowity in a murky, restrained account with dialogue about not speaking further.
London reports the Pope is intensely displeased by how the Contulation of Carrollin nude negotiations with diigo Tart in the PhilppianR. An authoritative source says the Pope dissolved the Commission of Cardinals and sided with American demands.
Hilo militia Company D camped at Cocoanut Island last Saturday to Monday. They faced mosquitoes cockroaches and heat but enjoyed a roughing it outing. Captain Fetter and son greeted visitors while Judge Little inspected the camp and gave a brief address.
A list of multiple companies and agents is presented including Twa Plantation Co, Walalus Agricultural Co Ltd Kobala Bugar Co Waimea Bugar Mill Co Fulton Iro Works Bt Loutle Mo, U Cr, and equipment brands such as Geo F Maks Sceam Pumpe Weston's Centrifugain. Also named are insurers New England Life Insurance Co of Boston Aetna Hire Inc Co of Hartford Alliance Assurance Co of London.
Sugar interests including Sugar Pactors and Agents for Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co and related companies such as Hathu Sugar Co Pala Plantation Co Nauku Sugar Co Kibet Plantation Co Hawaian Sugar Co and Kahului Railroad Co appear in an archival note detailing corporate affiliations and personnel involved in the island sugar industry.
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