Evening Bulletin Classified Rates Fragment
Per month per quarter and per year rates appear with scattered figures for domestic and foreign postings. The text lists 8.08 8.18 2.00 and 14.00 among unclear rate references across multiple columns.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1902
Page
4
Per month per quarter and per year rates appear with scattered figures for domestic and foreign postings. The text lists 8.08 8.18 2.00 and 14.00 among unclear rate references across multiple columns.
A long essay extols the ideal citizen as a man of independence, charity, foresight, and public virtue. It praises nonpartisan civic duty, education support, reform efforts, and faithful service to country. The piece also critiques political partisanship and urges principled leadership within the party system.
The governor faces strong opposition as he asserts prerogative to withdraw unaligned government appointees from political activity. Critics accuse the move of altering civil service norms and affecting party dynamics, while supporters argue it enforces civilian conduct standards.
A discussion of the intangible asset known as mortgageable good will surrounding the Philadelphia Record and the proposed reorganization. The piece analyzes whether the paper's value rests on physical assets or on earning capacity and patronage, with comparisons to the New York press and lender attitudes toward bonds and capitalization.
Following the governor’s mandate barring political activity by government workers, a wave of resignations sweeps the Territorial committee and related bodies. ML Mc Wright and Charles Wilcog resign from the Territorial committee, with withdrawal of Janes Con JW. James and possibly A L Kepoikal awaited. J.H. Hod renews as Fourth District committee member and executive chairman. Sam Jompon may resign from the Frommities and be forced to step down from the executive committee of the precinct to which he was recently nominated.
The Arvheum announces a complete change of program for this evening with new features by YFvontshe Hetlee and a mu stew team, led by Manager Coton. The Warsaw Drothiers, under Williamson, bring a lengthy repertoire of acts and tricks, promising a lively show with new songs and stories for a broad audience.
The article reviews slipper fashions with heels ranging from two to four inches, noting impracticality for women in impractical wear and rich detailing. It mentions painted or patent uppers, contrasting colors with gowns, and embroidery such as Empire wreaths. A Philadelphia Telegram note hints at a political figure and a $125,000,000 funding claim.
Hirano, a barber worker, was struck in the head with a butcher knife and hand wounded when two Japanese women entered his room. He alleges one struck him and the other restrained him, prompting his escape to a police station in a bleeding, precarious condition. Both alleged assailants are detained.
A present crop outlook suggests Mawali will yield the smallest coffee crop on record while Kona district may exceed 25 000 bare wild coffee trees that have not been cultivated. Frost damage leaves the wild trees downtrodden yet may spur future heavy yields as trees mature and vigor grows. A Kona coffee man advocates protection and investment to attract capital and develop a large Territory industry.
A garbled OCR page mixes insults about social rank with a police court note. Horita a hackman is fined ten dollars for disobeying a police officer and a judge lectures others about licenses for Japanese drivers. The text also references Emperor Franz Joseph and Maxim Gorki in a scattered collage of 19th century figures.
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