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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1902
Page
4
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Congress debate centers on Cuban reciprocity and tariffs with Western senators led by Kennedy. Amid pressure from Republicans on the Hill, prospects of a treaty pass hinge on House action and potential shifts after rising protests and a warning from framer opinion. The article notes committee stances, party divisions, and anticipated votes on the measure.
An OCR fragmented parade of names places and events mentions trial terms political figures and historical factions. It weaves various topics from marriage notices to territorial diplomacy and references the Spanish American era with partial quotes and unclear attributions.
Many friends of Jim Gorman the catcher of the Custom House learn with relief that his condition is improving says Dr Cooper. He was unconscious after leaving the baseball field Saturday and remained very weak Sunday but gradually grew clearer and showed signs of improvement. His progress continued through today and he is getting along well.
Fragmented dispatches describe St Pierre as ancient ruins amid volcanic chaos. German chemist A Mathes notes sulfur hydrogen and other compounds as tremors devastate Martinique and nearby islands while refugees seek aid from French authorities and local landowners face foreclosure pressures.
In a late night voyage the brig Golden Gale faced a ferocious storm. Captain Nilson steered amid howling gales as three passengers endured rough seas and hours of tension before calm returned.
London reports from May that peace negotiations face delays as leaders seek time. The Times volume reviewed criticizes British blunders and wartime leadership, praising or denouncing figures while stressing the need for careful handling of events before actions proceed.
Biltey appeared in Poller Court for assault and battery on Lite Dalley, his wife, after a period of marital trouble. Witnesses described quiet tensions and episodes as the couple argued. Judge Wilcox urged calmer conduct, joking about the proceedings, and suggested the couple resolve issues at home or face further legal action.
Washington May 4 Senator Turner line introduced a bill for amending the Chinese exclusion act. The amendment would strike the first section and remove the phrase not inconsistent with treaty obligations. Critics fear China will gain access to the United States through other nations, undermining treaty limits. The Malle Utes Athletic Club plans a general meeting to elect officers for the west.
Discussion centers on a proposed men s hotel to deter counteraction by offering comfortable surroundings, meals, and amusements. Stockholders valued the project at 440,000 with a 3 percent annual levy to purchase property, but business stalled amid financial strains and city outflows, delaying realization of the plan.
A readable fragment lists agents and firms including Western Sugar Refinery San Francisco Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia U S A Newall Universal Mill Co National Cane Shredder New York Oblandt Chemical Fertilizers Alex Crome Sons Forth lisers Reed's Steam Pipe Covering and offers for base Parafine Paint Co P T Paints Lucas Linseed Oil Indurine and Lig Clothes Cement Lime.
Honolulu papers hint at possible substitution of Jade A Humphreys of Honolulu for Robert Wilcox as Home Rule delegate to Congress. The onlookers warn the plan may falter. Judge Humphreys must clarify stance on protective measures for local industry, or risk loss of support.
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