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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1902
Page
7
Partial OCR text from a long regional newspaper page includes varied items likely advertisements and narrative snippets. It references Evening and Sunday Bulletins, Hawaii, governor, courts, and political debate, with disjointed phrases about taxation, tourism, and education.
Fragmentary notes mention Vincent planning a global journey in ten days at a rite, aiming to reach Easter States via a route through San Neanidca. The text hints at a delayed start, a curious world reach, and an intriguing forthcoming record.
Historic tremors in the United States and Mexico caused widespread damage and loss. Reports describe substantial fatalities, collapsed structures, and rivers across fault zones, with dramatic effects on towns, transportation, and daily life.
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The article reports on ongoing coal strike tensions and attempts at settlement influenced by national figures. It cites Senator Hanna and President McKinley era dynamics, noting railroad control and the impact of financial magnates on the industry's prosperity and potential disruption.
A fiery scuffle erupts in Washington D C and New York amid a deadly fall out from an Eastern quake. Fire, smoke, and panic disrupt streets as residents seek safety while reports note a volcanic dust plume from Mir and a tense urban scene unfolds with frequent alarms and questions about public welfare.
Excerpts from Andrew Carnegie glassing thrift discipline and prudent labor relations. Highlights emphasize avoiding speculation, concentrating expenditure within revenue, and the value of earning through industry. References to famous financiers Morgan and Vanderbilt hint at broader context.
A fragmentary essay argues for women gaining equal status not by formal equality but by shared power and influence. It cites Sarah Bernhardt as a symbol of female achievement, critiques beauty standards, and calls for education reforms, stressing the link between wealth, labor, and societal roles while warning against overreaching political aims.
Disjointed notes discuss a local credit system and its failures to protect residents from debt. Citizens worry about who bears the burden as shopkeepers and merchants face hardship, while a plan to aid refugees and support the town’s finances is hinted at amid speculative figures and travel by yacht.
The text reports a heated dispute over Andrew Carnegie's offer of 320 million for acquiring the Philippines. It notes Carnegie's leverage, McKinley's views, and the hesitancy to ratify the treaty while aiming to avoid costly obligations. It references figures, dates, and reactions within U.S. leadership debates.
A Kamehameha School concert drew a large crowd with students in uniform and performers including Min Lamb and Kaas and his quartet. The program blended vocal and instrumental pieces, received enthusiastic applause, and the event raised about $50 for the basketball team on the Kanewanul find.
Fragmentary 19th century account describes a volcanic disturbance near Martinique affecting nearby observers and ships. May reports cite a loud upheaval and strong winds, with crews noting rocks breaking and a fiery sea. The event is linked to a laboratory or research facility and references a captain and naval observers tracking the phenomenon.
A religious editor condemns sensational rumors while promising careful, exhaustive investigation into abuses in the Philippine administration. Theodore Roosevelt and others are cited in urging restraint, truth, and moral action, with calls to suspend judgment until facts are verified.
A fragmentary digest touches on Supreme Court funding, volcanic activity by Kilanean, and speculative theories. It mentions contempt of court in Hawaii, editor provocations, and parallels with Westernization efforts. Notes on whisky cures, snakes, and Secretary Wilrun’s prohibition appear amid garbled text.
Funeral services for the late John A. Mas will be held this afternoon at the Masonic Temple. The casket will be escorted to Nuuanu cemetery by police, Territorial band, and Company H of the National Guard with a guard of honor. Knights of Pythias and Manone Sond groups will pay respects. Pallbearers include W. F. Allen and others. Worshipful Master of the Masonic Lodge will conduct the service. Those wishing to attend after 1 o'clock are asked to come to the Mavonte Temple.
A Healant entertainment event will raise funds for the dew shell with proceeds at the Opera House on Saturday night June 28. The program features varied talent from the era, new acts, and a burlesque of the Floradora quartet plus a Romeo and Juliet balcony travesty.
Baltimore News argues that Corbin orchestrated a political victory for his own promotion to Major General by maneuvering support to gain a Lieutenant General appointment for Miles as a key tactic. The piece credits Corbin with masterful strategy in a long campaign to secure legislative action.
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