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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1902

Page

3

American Hawaiian protest against foreign built ships

Representatives of the American Hawaiian Steamship Company urged Congress to block measures that would grant American registry to foreign built vessels. They argued existing laws already cover wartime and foreign ownership cases, citing potential harm to American shipyards, crews, and coastwise trade between Hawaii, the Pacific Coast, and other ports.

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Kickapoo Indian Sagwa remedy ad urges health from nature

An old advertisement extols Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a natural liver and blood purifier. It claims it cures sluggish organs, heart palpitations, and bowel issues by using herbs and roots from nature. Sold by Hebron Drug Co. as agents for the Kickapan remedy.

Kickapoo Indian Sagwa Hebron Drag Co Agente

Insurance dispute reverses payment obligation ruling

United States Circuit Court of Appeals reverses a lower decision in a life insurance case. The Mutant Life Insurance Company of New York was not required to pay $1800 to the widow of Edward S. Kelly, who died in February 1886. The contract clause guaranteeing the insured’s beneficiary was challenged, and the higher court voided the prior order.

Judaes Caldwe Thayer Aniborn United Sates Cirenle Court of Appeals Mutant Life Insurance Company of New York Edward 8. Kelly Ite Parley Mpany Kelly

Amateur photographers vie for $1000 prize in city contest

Amateurs and a peaceful crowd gather as photographers aim for a thousand dollar award in a regional competition. Local sponsors and a municipal audience shape the event with expected turnout and prize distribution unclear.

Kentucky Banker 15 Shot in a Duel

A fragmented report mentions a Kentucky banker shot in a duel and references William Laffan. The text reflects editorials and commentary on governance, media influence, and public perception. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.

Kentucky Banker

Tutuila Domestic Status and Entry Rights Under Treaty

The Attorney General states Tutuila is U S domestic territory and goods arriving from Pago Pago are not automatically free from duties. The treaty between the United States Great Britain and Germany does not grant free entry for merchandise from Pago Pago except to a limited extent.

Washington Red Treacy Hag Teenie Altorney General Benorut Gernin Hee Leijartite Etiimlatin Thirean Biel Vonpel Tritieh

Reciprocity Conference Aims at Federal Trade Treaties

In Chiwan on February 2 a conference will launch a movement to press Congress for reciprocity in trade. The Western Reciprocity League, chaired by Governor Stanley of Kansas and James Deering of Chicago, plans to gather friends of reciprocity to push ratification of existing treaties with nine nations. The Topeka secretary will join Chicago delegates to organize backing for the effort.

Chicwan Stanley Kansas Anil James Deering Chicago Topeka Th Fener United States Senate

Cubans Seek Tariff Relief and Aid

Washington reports a surge of petitions from Cuban bodies demanding tariff relief and food aid. Ramon Rivera and tobacco workers’ representatives claim 30,000 hungry laborers face ruin and urge the president to intervene to save Cuba from collapse.

Washington Cola Ramon Rivera Assembly of the Dete Hmuathon Cuba Fant Ersay Cala Muha Rit

Billy Emerson Dead in New York Hotel Engagement

Billy Emerson known as Ty Berwin, famed minstrel, died at the Hoxton Theater engagement with Bitty Weat’y Minatrola. He leaves a widow and a nun by a former wife, with limited details available from the oblique report.

Hoston Wiltian Bienen Redmond Ty Bnerwin New York

New York Official Resignation Affects United States Toast Co

A special meeting today discussed changes at the United States Toast Company. Stewart tendered resignation as provident and recommended Lyman J. Gage, former Treasury Secretary, be appointed as successor. Details remained unclear.

New York United States Toast Company Dotin A Stewart Provident Lyman J. Gage The Treasury Mfke

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