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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1902
Page
4
A fragmented 1908 notice lists postage and subscription rates for the Evening and Sunday Bulletin, Weekly Bulletin, and related publications. It mentions post office box access and foreign pricing, with a brief note about Prince Henry and Carter’s verve.
A damaged transcription discusses Republican party prospects in Hawaii. It argues money used to sway voters risks harming party unity, laments factional divides, and predicts a weak local showing that could undermine November elections and overall party prestige.
The steamship Sonoma came into port at night and moored at Oceanic wharf by morning. Passengers include Mrs. Hardy, Mrs. Humphrit, and the Portuguese Consul, with several others aboard. Four good mail sacks and nine freight items reported for the city amid calm weather after departure from the Farallones.
Movements of transports include Ban Veavichem Pub 26 The tran port Egbere salad from Manila to the port on February Veth. Units 1 Infantry Yehurttorm and tatteliane men sail or sail soon with headquarters and Third Mattalionn of the Twentieth Infantry. The Twenty Ninth Infantry had been ordered to sail on the Meade and Hincock from this port and will await further orders.
Attorney General Allen Van Deventer explains U S and Hawaii rights on public lands and proposed McBryde Plantation land exchange. He discusses annexation, joint resolutions, and the authority of Congress and Territory of Hawaii to manage or dispose of public domain lands and exchange processes under 1902 authority.
The foreman Tom Bylywater and an Hawaiian boy were taken to the Return Shop for the year on a charge of varry. A police aide on the boy’s trail testified at the parade in the bam party that he had seen the boy in a doorway. The parents appeared in court and recommended sending him to the Reform School for a long time, but he refused to obey and moved to avoid Reform School.
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