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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
6
Albert Berndt advertises tailoring and repair services at 616 Miller Street with emphasis on quick alterations and hidden repairs.
In Washington during a Senate discussion on Asian labor, Senator West argued against Chinese and Japanese exclusion in U S territories and Philippines. He warned that restricting Asiatic labor would hinder development, noting Hawaii’s reliance on Chinese and Japanese workers and predicting broader repercussions for native labor and annexation plans.
Reports describe a chaotic scene as residents recall seeing a group of men in a suspicious area near Kali. One captain leads a frantic search up a mountain road, while bystanders react with fear and confusion. An elderly woman later claims witnessing a key moment that shifts the tale.
Fragmented OCR describes labor conflict actions and council meetings amid a broader national strike. Names, dates, and places are garbled but reference to Walter Mavarthup Brant and a council vote appear amid mentions of Navattladose and Hawt yelle Carte. The piece hints at union activity, political responses, and appeals to national groups.
The Keauhou from Hanamoku docks with a sugar load at Kor log while the Nilhag arrives Kilmore with tunghery and will load. The OP Whitney to freight at Makawell. The James Makes from Kiluea to ports. The Walelewts moored at Eleete. Weather conditions persist at all Kawat pars. A medicinal note extols Pain Killer as a remedy with external use.
A terse report outlines a negotiated British plan on West Indies sugar trade, proposing preferential treatment and a new agreement that would affect colonial duties. The document notes immediate impact on West Indian sugar reaching American markets and mentions a delegation from the West Indies coordinating with officials on the proposal.
Weekly bulletin notice invites readers to send the Bull ettin to friends for a dollar. The brief promo highlights a one dollar price and social sharing angle, implying a special offer or subscription push.
Schedule details show tram departures every 10 minutes to Fort and Nuuanu Valley with extra services to Waianu, Ring Stee, and Palais route. Times indicate morning and afternoon runs, including 6 a.m. start at Nuuanu Valley and continued service through the day with varied intervals.
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