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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
8
A local meeting is planned tomorrow night to hear the committee on organization report. The gathering discusses the Home Rule party, candidates, and the party's outlook, with speakers from Ward and Kuokem groups expected to attend. The convention date is anticipated in early September.
Phil Kaminsky of McKinney issues a public challenge to Jack Wedday to meet in Fred Arena. Kaminsky asserts confidence in defeating Wedday and offers to settle the claim of boxing supremacy.
An excerpted local item reports a morning event with nautical terms and unclear names. It mentions a person named Smitth and a May Mee engines Melb while noting departures and distances up to eight miles. The text is fragmentary but suggests a maritime or transport context.
The readable fragment references an inquiry or directive involving a person named Gene Alyratola and a location Od, with lines suggesting a meeting or notice. Details are incomplete, but the context implies an official or administrative action related to a time line and a warning.
The record covers a legislative meeting where members discussed a memorial to U S Senators about Hawaii purchases and imports. A committee was formed with names like Gartley, Pinkerton, Rogland, and Harrison to draft the memorial and consult the Exchange board. The aim was to urge action by Congress, highlighting a $1,200,000 return to Uncle Sam and proposing a biannual show as a legislative incentive.
Santos-Dumont arrives at a coastal port as the Aero Club of America plans housing at Heigh ton Beach for an airship voyage. Rumors surface of a prize for a viable craft, with expectations of a dramatic voyage from Heighton to Santon. Dumont quips about marriage while focusing on his aviation work.
A weather and shipping bulletin notes tides, times of high and low tides, and time standards for Hawaii, with ship arrivals and departures. It lists vessels and destinations including Nippan, Greens, and San Francisco routes, passenger movements, and sailings for Molokai and Hilo. The record preserves names, ports, dates, and vessel signals in a period-appropriate tone.
Dispatches report a Vatican mediated exchange shaping Philippine policy. The Rome telegraph notes Pope granted audience to discuss terms with Taft administration. American authorities may expel rebels without violating treaties, but Vatican gains remain unclear.
Minneapolis July 22 Secretary of the National Federation of Millers announces the milling interests nationwide plan to aid Ken fly in defeating Stenker Henderson in his bid for reelection to Congress. Kennedy reportedly travels to Des Moines to attend meetings outlining measures aimed at unseating Henderson.
Fragmentary OCR text shows no complete names dates places or events. Readable elements include scattered letters and fragmentary words suggesting a damaged newspaper snippet from Benin. No clear reportable item, action, or outcome available for summary.
A notice states that new leadership has been appointed at the Merchants’ Fair Committee with Pearson and Potton involved. Md Silva tallies as a key figure while Md. Silva is mentioned in relation to a retirement and hearing set for Friday at 10 am. The piece notes political shifts and London dock matters tying to larger national events and a rise in old jewelry restoration work in New York.
Aboard the Ablel Abe hot Few, Captain Honey Newman and a New England boatman set sail from College Point for France, aiming to reach England in about thirty days. The St Louis reported contacts with two vessels and tracked the small launch’s progress as it crossed the Atlantic, waving to officers as it vanished into a remote latitude.
Newport, July 22 A theft at a home on St Uy Del- Hehe saw three wedding presents vanish. Two went to the Cadwalader cottage while one item of silverware and jewels was taken to a bank. The owner plans to display the gifts after the bridal couple returns from their trip. Peter Martin hosted a bachelor dinner at Borger's Bottle Lodge with a guest list. The dining table for seventeen featured a centerpiece of American Beauty roses and gold napkin holders.
Auction at 10 clock a m at the residence of Mrs Roll Emma Square second from Emmatreet. Entire household furniture including parlor pieces dining room set chairs tables rockers curtains mats crockery kitchenware stove and ware. A sale of choice forms palm wood play referencing items in old catalog style.
Auctioneer Jas F Morgan offers three properties on Beretania Kinau and Kinau streets. First lot 138 feet on Beretania near C Huntace Enq frontage 171 Jone Heap price 9000 half cash mortgage 7 12 percent. Second at 269 Kinau occupied by A Lucas frontage 118 feet depth 12 feet three bedrooms parlor dining kitchen bath carriage house price 4500 half cash mortgage 7 12 percent net. Third premises on Kinau Street frontage 106 feet depth 121 feet dwelling on lot price 44000 half cash mortgage 7 12 percent net with right of way to Beretania.
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