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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
4
A fragment from an issue page lists various rates for Evening and Sunday Bulletins, including per quarter and per year postpaid options. It also notes distribution areas, prices, and contact details for subscription services and post office boxes.
The fragment discusses Cuban policy and opposition in Hawai i with grants tied to adherence to conditions. It mentions labor costs and a suggestion to pursue annexation certificates, aiming to influence the outcome. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret clearly, but centers on geopolitical strategy and labor considerations.
An unclear report notes a Treasury Department official facing renewed criticism from lawmakers and the public. The piece mentions a reshuffle in senior posts and tension over tenure and leadership at the department.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Thurston and a court reference. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond vague legal context. Summary presents confusion and lacks verifiable details for a precise news item.
President Roosevelt delivers a closing argument on the Sampoon Belay dispute, noting the Navy risk and praising the courage of Admiral Sampoon and Captain Behing. Historians will judge the admirals and captains by their conduct in the battle and the outcome for the squadron.
A fragmentary report notes a private call and political maneuvering around a public figure at Washington. It mentions a nascent reputation effort by Nimeth at Washington, and contrasts positions of senators and representatives with a focus on Deputy and Feauinge as notable figures amid capital politics.
The edition honors former Mayor Rockwell and showcases a richly illustrated supplement. A devoted feature in the Honululi Hatletin highlights dignitaries and local figures, while the paper asserts its role in cultural progress and public service.
A historical report warns of rat borne plague spreading via ships and ports. It notes international measures, water safety, anti plague regimens, and possible vaccination details amid transit and harbor inspections. The article discusses the risk, containment hopes, and specific vessels tied to outbreak concerns.
A local council assembled to discuss the Kona fuel proposal. Attendees raised concerns about payment terms and delivery, with plans to reconvene at 2:00 PM to decide the next steps, including inviting further witnesses for input.
Kalin, an old Native, was arrested on a charge of common battery after natives complained he polluted drinking water by building over a stream near Meh That furbidhed the loyalty of the locals. Judge Wilcox commented on rising tensions as Kalin left the courtroom.
A fragmentary item reports Alice Kimball missing as a schooner Alien Katiboru faces rough seas near Wales Kanat. The crew, including Howell Tard Wie and others, struggles after a storm with supplies scarce and hope pinned on a port of call for relief or rescue.
WeoC attorney WeoC Achi leads case alleging $700 rent owed on land in Kahatwu and Keauhou area in Kota district. Vasconcelos MG and Vivas accuse others of delays and missteps with court dates from January to April. District proceedings and notation of notices appear, with references to payment attempts and alleged delays.
A report from Melbourne notes plague fears disrupting Mor Majesty's Theatre closure and widespread preventive actions. Watkine, a Reuters stringer, covered scenes as bleeds and health measures spread. A Muller’s Huint patient died and youth patterenie from plague is cited among other suspected cases.
A garbled record outlines judicial reasoning about an appointment and related appeal, noting perceived obstruction and concerns over legality. It mentions Judge Noyes, a receiver, and proposed removal, with statements about financial duty and presidential approval forthcoming.
A Washington session on February 24 sees California and Michigan lawmakers opposing a 20 percent Cuban import duty. Delegates pledge to block the measure, arguing it unfairly burdens American consumers while favoring foreign ore. Representatives like Kahn and others pledge continued resistance, citing state interests and broader economic impact.
A damaged OCR note details a New York Democratic meeting with numerous attendees including state and national figures. The text references harmony efforts, party unity, and various speakers from New York and other states, amid a tense political reception.
Fragmented text discusses private cable laying and government. Citizens argue against government interference after a private company begins laying cable. Tense language suggests controversy over regulation and corporate operation.
Subscribed capital amounts to 34,000,000 paid up with Yen 18,000,000 reserved fund Yen 6,610,000. The bank handles bills of exchange and letters of credit for collection and trade, with fixed deposit terms of 12 months and 6 months. The document references Orrick YORUMAILA and a New Republic Bid with 1 King Sire Lulu.
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