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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
6
Fragmentary report details Miss Stone captivity and limited statements about brigands. It notes she did not reveal their identities, describes her capture and release, and mentions family, bystanders, and local officials discussing the incident without clear conclusions.
The fragmented text hints at a wedding event and related costs, mentioning a large city jurisdiction and a farm, with references to taxes, expenses, and resolutions. Names and precise facts are unclear due to garbled OCR.
In rural times, Kitty Bylvester, a charmant widow, and Shiftless Rufe become entwined through village gossip and harsh labor. Rufe’s struggle to win her favors, his father’s warnings, and a drastic accident after a timber felling redefine their lives and hopes.
A vintage advertisement promises cure for a cold in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims a refund if it fails, with BW Grove’s signature on each box and a 25 cent price.
An outburst by Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang and ex Mayor James Phelan of San Francisco led to a furious exchange at a Washington hotel. Wu accused Phelan of conspiring to expel Chinese workers, while Phelan defended U.S. and warned against Chinese labor competition. The scene drew hotel staff and bystanders as the dispute escalated into a heated argument.
The House blocked the Senate amendments to the Philippine tariff bill. Payne seeks a conference with the Senate, Richardson objects demanding regular order. Debate centers on Dingley rates and proposals to reduce duties, with amendments to control merchandise flow and sovereignty terms.
Galleries of the Senate swelled with spectators as lawmakers debated reopening the APFAIR. Senators Laurin and Tillman of South Carolina prepared for clashes while the chaplain urged order. After a brief adjournment, Burrows of Michigan moved to adjourn and the Senate finished for the day.
In Faria on February 26 a centenary celebration for Victor Higa was opened with a government led ceremony at the Pantheon. President Lowhet and Prime Minister Waldeck-Jousseau led cabinet members, with members of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies present. President Joufio was greeted along the route by a unit of mounted guards as he arrived at the Pantheon.
A telegram reports the departure yesterday of the third squadron of the Eighth Cavalry from Noovitan Cuba with 290 enlisted men and officers for Fort Riley Kansas. About 4000 men remain on the sunland.
Long passenger ledger style note lists many guests arriving at the Moana Hotel. Readers see numerous names with affiliations and origins including New York London San Francisco and Chicago, plus towns like Pittsburg Seattle Providence and Minneapolis. The fragment reads as a roster of visitors and their likely companions from various cities and countries.
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