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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
4
A fragmentary list of rates and publication details includes Evening and Sunday Bulletins with monthly and yearly pricing, various regions, and delivery terms alongside scattered references to newspapers and advertising notices. The text also touches on political commentary and editorial notes.
Fragmentary copy reports Governor Dorey and Dole stance on wartime policy, condemning arbitrary rule and urging continued warfare. It notes public debate, political pressure, and alleged pressures on the governor amid national security tensions.
A historical report outlines the Boer War's heavy human and financial toll. It notes enduring struggle from 1899 to 1902, with estimates of over a million lives affected and costs surpassing thousands in currency, signaling a prolonged, costly conflict impacting Britain and allied nations.
James A. Patton mayor of Banaton, a prominent Trade operator, aimed to close the former He May Gate area market last fall. Prices began rising sharply as crop shortages and market speculation pushed oats to new highs. Patton was seen working with others before the market surge, with prices jumping as traders anticipated shifts in the Chicago board and nearby markets.
The board accepts Joan Bna resignation following repeated health reviews. The chairman notes health issues limit capacity to perform duties and states the resignation will take effect promptly. A replacement will be appointed to fill the vacancy on the board.
A French chamber session reports radicals routing the rival bloc in a pivotal vote. The president and leading moderates face defeat as the reformist candidate secures a strong majority, signaling a shift in provisional government direction amid ongoing political turmoil.
A government official report discusses granting permission to the Nati Signy Company to use water from a channel controlled by the Hannsigan Company. The communication notes changes in the main conveyance and references the appointment of a head to oversee the project while detailing authorities involved and the expected legal steps.
A fragmented report notes American money invested in Canada with connections to Montreal and New York financiers. It mentions a major share sale, involvement of a Canadian party hall, and ties to political figures and corporate leadership amid ongoing cross border finance activity.
Fragmented reports describe brigands attacking a mining convoy near Tirangy Meaton, with a guard killed and the assailants driven off. Parallel items discuss debates in London and Washington on grain exemptions, temperance, and taxation, including quotes attributed to ministers and reports on death rates from alcohol and related manners.
A historical banking fragment lists banks by city and country including National banks in San Francisco and New York, Deutsche Dresdner in Berlin, Credit Lyonnais in Paris, and Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp. It notes deponia received, loans made, approved security, and Travelers Credits issued, with bills of exchange bought and sold, and sections Promptly Accounted For.
Reports cover Saturday events at a June 14 gathering in New York with multiple heats and purses. Names such as Quinn, Walker, and O’Gourke appear in entries and challengers, detailing trotters and pace events with notable sums like 100 and 200 dollars on offer.
The Japan Daily Herald reports Commissioner Barrett and staff arriving in Tokyo to plan participation in the World’s Fair. A high level Japanese and American delegation met on arrival and at the Imperial Hotel to arrange ministerial discussions and preparations for the Exhibition.
The Fourth of July committee announces prize winners for parade entries and decorations. Prizes include 100 for Mirate-Firat, 875 for second, 30 for total decorated entries, and 20 to 40 for crowd and effort categories. Parade forms on Capital and proceeds toward Sunny, then Vineyard Road to Abihea and Merchant. A traveler from California departs Monday for Kobe en route to Nayperak and Yokohama, planning return to Japan by mid July.
The university announces Heges Juloionen as chair of the Hoa Horatare department. Prato Mt. Peano law formalizes Welination enforcement as Ineteneti Jenerun Eomore receives a new post. Assistant Benjas advances to instructor status. The Evening Austria reports price 76 cents per month.
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