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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
4
Various newspaper bulletin subscription prices listed by frequency and duration for the Sunday, weekly, and evening editions. The fragment ends with a dated line about Cuban "dipiess" and mentions spreading sugar recipes by pap'r. No clear event or person identified.
The article discusses tensions between government actions and private interests in Washington. It cites Manager Fain and references a Rapid Transit plan, tramways, and a push for private influence in public decisions. It notes opposition from merchants and locals to shifting city priorities toward transit projects and corporate power.
The report surveys a mosaic of issues including naval shipbuilding tangents, a proposed oleomargarine law, and federal revenue intricacies. It notes battles over budget appropriations, Pacific trade measures, and Hawaii’s political alignment, with implications for colonial governance and local elections.
Chaotic report from a city paper describes anxious relatives amid a sensational case. The piece details alleged suspects, public interest, and ongoing investigations with vivid but uncertain claims about victims and family tensions.
A dated government letter outlines the 1902 changes to butter and oleomargarine taxation. It lists producers wholesalers and retailers affected, distinguishing renovated butter from adulterated varieties, and explains per pound duties, special taxes, and stamp requirements for manufacturers and dealers nationwide.
The text outlines regulatory definitions for wholesale and retail dealers in adulterated butter, detailing penalties and packaging rules under the authority of the applicable act. It describes how retailers may sell limited quantities, and how manufacturers must move or repackaged butter to comply with taxation and labeling requirements.
A morning blaze heavily damaged warehouses and a printing office in the Fort Street area. The Washington Mercantile Company stock was nearly wiped out, with losses around 15,000 in insured value and up to 20,000 in total goods. The Portuguese title store suffered greater damage, with stock valued at about 10,000 and little insurance. The fire destroyed streetside stairways and caused adjoining properties to suffer water and fire damage, prompting improvised repairs and temporary closures.
Judge Katee Ander issued a judgment condemning the schooner Kawale lun and its gear for illicit liquor possession and nonpayment of revenue tax. The decision noted the vessel exhibited alcohol on board and that Cantall Mewes observed the liquor being hidden aboard Kawallagi.
A fragmented OCR style list shows multiple banks across cities including San Francisco London Paris Berlin and Chicago. Mentions banks receiving deposits issuing loans secured by securities and handling commercial and merchant credits. Also notes drafts bills of exchange and collections processed promptly.
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