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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
8
A detailed report covers the August 1 1906 boxing match where Hegarty defeated Britt after eight rounds. The article notes Britt struggled, Hegarty outboxed him, and delivered decisive blows in the late rounds before victory. Also mentioned are pay scales for teachers and a brief notice about new hotel rooms at the Pacific.
In Wichita on March 4 Lillian Nordich drew an audience of about 2000. A feature was the broadcast of the masi by telephone to parts of this city and other locations including Kans City. Nordich complained the telephone audience would misrepresent her singing and urged better arrangements.
Madame Genevra Johnstone Bishop concert announced with Buckeye Club and Buckeye Chub touts selling seats through Strum Music Company. Walter Weedon, Buckeye Club president, W D Adams manager for Madame Bishop, oversee ticket exchanges and seating at Wall Nichola Company offices.
Shipping and navigation brief from March listings in Honolulu. Arrivals depart and sailing alerts for steamer vessels, U.S. Hydrographic Office services, weather observations, tide and time notes, and port agents guidance. Includes vessel names such as Pillsbury, Noeath, Ke Ad How, Walani, and City of Peking with ports of call and departure times.
Public notices report an imminent meeting of the Plauoor Mil Company at the offices of Hovlifelt & Co to arrange stock, with a March 11 deadline for pound fees. Another notice outlines court transcription rules, while a football league match at Matiki features Wanderers versus Maile Mimas with detailed lineups and a late exhibition game in March.
New York March 2 The day’s chatter centered on President Roosevelt skipping a Charleston Exposition visit. Senator Tillman of South Carolina reportedly urged not to greet Roosevelt due to public backlash from the Tillman incident and a missing White House invitation follow up. Senator Platt said he talked with Tillman and would not influence the decision but would report to President Roosevelt.
A morning rumor says the Brittal on Alten Mead, arrived from Manila in a damaged condition, may be sent to repair or sold here. Captain McQuarrie of the Read Dublin checks with London owners and awaits definite word after the next steamer.
A distorted New York dispatch notes a Europe wide mood downturn with talk of mounting debt, rising taxation, and fear of economic strain. It cites Germany and the Puhel region as examples of stressed margins, while warning that expanding American output will press global markets and fuel price and trade tensions.
A dispatch from New York dated March 3 describes the Etruria's plight after a heavy gale in mid Atlantic. The ship towed by the steamship Willan, the crew and captain praised for bravery, while wind and seas impede progress as salvage attempts continue near the Azores. In Honolulu, dry goods merchant Charles Kouda dies after illness, with funeral arrangements for Kawananakos family members announced.
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