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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
6
A disturbing account describes two individuals meeting and killing themselves in each other’s arms. The report notes their relation, broad fame, and a tragic event that shocked communities in Montane and San Francisco. Details describe public mourning and a rumor-filled city response.
Laffan Now controls the New York Sun as details of a public dispute unfold. The article describes business and civic figures such as Witherspoon and Walker in a tense local setting with unclear consequences. The piece traces a sequence of meetings and statements amid mounting public interest.
A health department announces a rat extermination plan amid concern over urban hygiene. Officials outline feasible methods, food storage, waste disposal, and community cooperation to curb infestation and protect public health during the campaign.
A garbled report describes a serious case in Seattle area involving multiple individuals and a court scene. The text references legal action, possible testimonies, and mentions of persons linked to a FattoRY debt and a local agency. Further readable items include travel and residence hints tied to Watts and Luc within urban centers.
Fragmentary notes indicate hopes for an early settlement in a treaty discussion involving a king, a mentor, and a cabinet. The text references a possible submission to an official at a royal place, with uncertain names and dates.
A letter from the Geological Survey discusses extending surveys and investigations in the Territory of Hawaii to address stream and water supply needs. It examines appropriation limits for the federal year ending with June 30 1902 and clarifies authority under the civil appropriation act for administering the work, noting alignment with constitutional provisions and the Territorial government.
Fragmentary OCR text describes fire loss in Portland with scattered names and locations unclear. Mentions of rivers and prisons imply a regional incident, but many words are garbled, leaving the core event and stakeholders indeterminable. The source is too damaged to confirm dates or precise outcomes.
A garbled historical note discusses Russia displeasure and Japan’s stance in the Far East, mentioning ships, leaders, and potential actions. References to Amis and Anglo-Haxon tensions imply broader wartime power shifts and national anxieties.
An editorial discusses Anglo American relations, noting the president and secretary may have traveled to the Runelan and Ch Hvac governments for support. It argues that friendly ties with Russia are needed, while the Anglo American aims to aid and influence Asian and Pacific regions and the Arvuro-Japanese waterment remains a topic of debate.
A brief in the record notes a drowning incident near Ewenty Avenue. It cites a single witness and references a collision with property damage. No further names or details are clearly readable in the usable OCR text.
Lomlon Feb 20 The Macouni Wireless Telegraph Company led by Mr Marconi announced plans to expand transatlantic wireless by transmitting words and messages. He cited twenty five stations and high capacity, expecting commercial use with a potential annual income of 78000 pounds per station pair. Germany’s navy meanwhile moved to equip the Chain of White Colograph across its fleet.
A sharp session ends with the Philippine Senate ruling costs and duties on imports. The act reduces tariffs 25 percent and exempts certain U S goods, while detailing duties on ocean navigation and harbor craft under the Philippine Commission. The debate centers on the effect of tariffs on trade with the United States and local revenue.
Paragraph suggests Secretary Larus may be replaced in a cabinet reshuffle. Though plans exist, insiders say a change before Congress adjourns is unlikely this session. The piece notes uncertainty about timing and potential candidates.
An unclear report indicates discussions favor abolishing the sugar duty. The article notes potential international conference alignment with British proposals. Details are fragmentary, but the gist points to economic policy shifts and a push toward freer sugar trade.
Circulation today spread that Secretary Lainey plans retirement from Cobieut, followed by Secretary Hitchrook. No confirmation of the rumor could be obtained.
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