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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary entry appears to reference a post office matter with dates and penalties, but the legible content is incomplete. Names, places, and actions are truncated making specifics uncertain. The readable terms suggest routine notices about mail or penalties without clear identities or outcomes.
A garbled wartime note references ships, battles, and armies with phrases about defeating foes and sea forces. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, but suggests a theme of naval strategy and conflict. No clear dates, places, or named entities can be reliably identified from the fragment.
A garbled report suggests Attorney General Knox discusses a case with Hankey while a third party is involved. It mentions a handful of Justice Department employees preparing affidavits and potential documents to escalate the matter.
The article discusses American views on Chinese people, urging study of Mandarin language and culture. It argues intelligent Chinese can assist Washington, critiquing past American attitudes and proposing informed engagement to influence trade, policy, and perceptions amid evolving China relations.
A House of Representatives member proposed a baseball challenge to the Senate during a lull in proceedings. The governor was asked to attend a brief season between branches. A trolley run for the event occurred Sunday noon along Alapal Street and Lunalio with no incidents. The coroner’s jury investigated the death of Mine Rifle Givenn in a July afternoon.
The case against Captain Tapley on charges of striking a crewman aboard the bark St James was not sustained. A key witness admitted the assault was physically impossible from the captain’s position, leading to Tapley’s discharge and a formal recharging not pursued.
Maui police issue lookout for Fujihara the escaped murderer from Hilo. Reports say Kanulo and Kahikinui residents heard splinter or boat noises near Hana as Japan boats and possible landings are watched. Evening Bulletin asks subscribers to submit Post Office addresses for mail delivery. wine job printing at the Bulletin office.
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