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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
4
A weathered town docket lists weekly and Sunday bulletins with pricing and mailing details, alongside scattered campaign chatter. References to governors, cabinet members, and political figures appear amid fragmented notes on telephones and post boxes, hinting at local civic activity and press distribution.
Incoherent remarks discuss public utilities, slave value, and corporate taxation as part of a broader debate. Mentions Mr Maywood before Ways and Means, Chinese immigration, Cuba policy, and speculative commentary on Queen Victoria and Lord Palmerstone related to the Spanish American War era. The text reflects a jumble of phrases without clear event or outcome.
The Anti-Saloon League policy clashes with Governor Wright's stance as the saloon issue divides factions. The Governor's allies accuse rivals of felonious politics while White House and Congress messengers wear official insignia to prevent confusion between pages and messengers amid the misidentifications causing embarrassment to lawmakers.
A misread but clear note describes the Mutual Respond Life A regulation of New York seeking reincorporation. The entity has existed for about twenty years and aims to maintain death payouts by creating an older style firm likely named the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company.
Indications show the diMealtlés of the First National Hank stockholders lead to a court judgment. The situation is unfortunate as a leading financial institution’s members must appeal to courts, a factional period in Hawaii’s history. The business atmosphere should clear after the disputes run their course.
The article reviews a renewed push for adding a two cent piece to the U S decimal system. Proponents cite copper design, public sentiment, and Alden authorities, while opponents warn of cost, confusion, and political leverage. Public figures and editors weigh long running coinage debates and the impact on commerce.
Admund Stilen of Spreckels & Co. faced a near fatal incident when a live electric wire let go during repair near Governor Cleghorn’s residence in Atmhat Walkiki. A lineman's quick action saved him as Stiles, slow to heed warnings, grabbed the wire moments before a fatal shock. He was badly burned but survived after immediate treatment and later recovery.
The piece argues party infighting harms party integrity and jeopardizes the November election. It calls for Republicans to support their candidate, avoid factional splits, and align with the party line to maintain balance of power with labor and the broader electorate. It warns splinters could give the opposition an edge.
A European inventor introduces peat briquettes with heating capacity rivaling coal. German engineer claims 100,000 tons of peat beds could yield a practical fuel source. The piece foresees future discoveries as fuel demands rise and industry seeks alternatives.
The well appointed Uquer hon of Homes and MeTighe and Chitfrat opened months ago and are seen by the Uncle as among the best stocked in the city. Senior member Gatien previously with Camuni and Co bought the concern and formed a partnership with MeTighe. Their patrons grow in number as they offer the first vote agent for celebrated squares and beers and cater to the best family trade.
A garbled editorial from Ran Francken references Dimond’s cook and mistaken violence claims while a stockholder notes no new details on a proposed change. It mentions musical figures and art history comparisons, hinting at public interest in cultural offerings and boundary debates.
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