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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1902
Page
5
A jumble of antiquated anecdotes and overheard chatter spans a parade plan note to Grand Marshal Col. das H Boyd, hotel misadventures in New York, London fog quips, a shipboard dinner danger tale, and a medical misfire. Pieces hint at Washington to Vermont figures, a waiter’s punch line, and a professor’s admonition amid a string of curious vignettes.
An excerpted humor fragment juxtaposes an English anecdote about a ceremonial entertainer with a quip about direct elections. It threads jokes from Penrose De Few and a lampoon on Parliament figures, ending with a cry for efficiency and a note on railway fares. The piece presents satirical jests on politics, wit, and public life.
A damaged report describes a silent four masted vessel passing Hai in dusk light toward an Asian port amid a maritime incident. Chinese and American crews exchanged cues as the unnamed ship drew closer to port, raising questions about its origin and intentions.
A crowded Bar Association dinner features rhetoric on international arbitration, the law’s role in peace, and respect for courtly tradition. Speakers praise lawyers as public servants shaping policy, while cautioning that justice requires independent, principled judges and restraint before war.
A traveler recalls meeting a barefoot countryman near Warrenton North Carolina after the Civil War era. The man’s greeting was friendly as he explained local custom of men going without shoes, a moment described in a drawling response quoting a regional view.
In a domestic exchange a young wife reveals a down town purchase, presenting a gift she calls a night cage War TC overheard plans to visit the lab with a companion this evening. The wife smiles at the thoughtful gesture, hoping to ease her husband’s weariness. The scene ends with the couple sharing a light moment over the parcel.
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