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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1902
Page
7
Extensive, mixed notes reflect international tension and domestic policy in Hawaii. References to Porto Rico annexation, economic strains, municipal finance, and political maneuvering hint at evolving attitudes toward governance and taxation in the islands.
A sampled article summarizes Jared Smith of the Poderst Experiment Station advocating ongoing city improvements. Jan H. Boyd, Superintendent of Public Works, discusses future hopes and needed funds while urging practical, well defined plans to avoid crowded, narrow urban effects and to keep civic pride alive.
A critical look at Frank A Shinney and the Munsey empire as they acquire the Daily News of New York and Washington Times. The piece canvasses a heated debate on yellow journalism, Hearst influences, and the fight over control of newspapers shaping public opinion in Washington and New York.
A Washington editor lauds Boss Shepherd’s bold public works and reforms despite earlier corruption claims. The piece recalls Shepherd’s influence on the district, his battles over capital relocation, and his lasting urban improvements that shape Washington’s early 20th century image. The column also touches on Hawaii and diverse social scenes, including notable dinners and cultural observations.
A collage of editorials cites presidents of major groups backing Monte Carlo gambling, condemns sensational coverage, and highlights moral concerns. It references Chicago and Philadelphia papers, engineering critiques, and worries over scholar politics vs machine interests.
A fragmented historical piece riffs on weather absence, naval transport, and political debates. It mocks technological limits of early propulsion, touches Hawaii statehood politics, and criticizes regulatory foresight while weaving in literary and civic reflections. The tone imitates a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper column.
The fragment mentions Dutch East Indies concerns, Uncle Sam’s ambitions over cane sugar regions, and Cuba’s undecided fate. It notes a Bark deposit in Nebraska surpassing prior year by twelve million dollars and asks about Calamity Bryan, implying a late 19th or early 20th century US context with unsettled global events and economic signals.
Reckless musings on secrecy speed and accuracy in hapamission and code work. The text mentions Marconi and signals, a penny swallowed by Wille, and a minister, with scattered references to the Atlantic, France, and a 19th century media fragment from New York Herald and Pitahweg Bulletin.
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