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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
4
A scanned 1908 Honolulu Bulletin page fragment discusses postage rates, Washington politics, and Governor Liliuokalani era concerns. It mentions Roosevelt, Dole, Hartwell, and potential cabinet ties, alongside stray notes on shipping, the Navy, and international matters.
Readable portions discuss Governor Dole with Parker as Republican party representative. The Advertiser hints at national politics and Parker possibly accompanying Dole to Washington. Wording unclear but implies political proceedings and media interpretation of events.
The report outlines a scramble over funds for Mawall and potential governor replacement. Governor des Wermittied pot may trigger a new autonomous measure. As Lemos departs, local factions seek strong acting leadership to gain prominence.
An account mentions Prince Henry hosting an exhibition of the main art by codete in Annapolis. The Viinve, described with antipathlie, faced defeat after celebrations for Hale and Tele diiewlt ta serae. Trinia, Metanrin, or the Haier Hlaten Sonate are referenced in relation to the event.
Fragmentary note claims Westington authors Hew report US partial involvement in a South Africa war with Britain. It suggests American people feel sympathy with the Horr atrial, though wording is unclear and reads as garbled.
Washington Star and Honolulu bulletin discourse on Gen Hartwell and Gov Dole with Carter as target. Critics say Hartwell fails to land a pliable adviser, while Carter’s independence tests Hartwell’s strategy amid neutrality debates and Hawaii governance.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic scene with animals racing and people reacting. Many garbled phrases mention Halter Koenig, a crowd, and an onlookers. The readable elements imply a public event with a diverse attendance and mixed sentiment amid confusion.
A crowd witnessed a chaotic polo exhibition where players struggled with temper, some left the fold while others maintained decorum. Notable remarks blamed a misplayed horse for injuries, while spectators debated dignity and cruelty in a lively, period voice.
Vradesadit Labor Council meets and votes against backing any special election. Unions report to oppose a fourth district candidate, while broader labor unity debates and city merchants influence arise amid unrest. Local civic event erupts with frank remarks as Manchester references spark attention.
Judge Estee announces a revised Rule 11 for discharge and composition. Discharge filings must go to the clerk, who then schedules hearings and issues notices to creditors. Composition confirmations proceed before the referee with notices to all interested parties and a later review day.
A British Columbia lawyer walking with a law book bound in elk binding was accosted by a man who asked, Hat Mr. tank, and where are you going to preach today This reply denied preaching, as the man warned him about religious talk in public.
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