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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
4
chaotic excerpt depicts heated dispute as Governor faces criticism from reformers and court officials. It mentions public corruption claims, factional splits, and calls for restoring lawful administration under traditional American standards.
A late April Washington report says the Committee on Korea and Adair whites discussed a plan to bar Chinese immigrants from the Philippines and prevent their arrival in the United States. They doubt full exclusion is possible but aim to curb Chinese entry, citing a Supreme Court decision on Philippine domestic policy and noting scattered arrivals from New York and other ports. The trip to Honolulu and connections to the Pacific freight trade are mentioned as background.
The Senate Committee on Immigration completed revision of the Mitchell Kahn measure with changes to detention penalties and enforcement provisions. A final vote to send the amended bill to the printer was reported, with further hearings to follow before Senate action.
News from San Prancievo reports the Parific Sfail steamer Kora will run a trial trip on March 16 from Newport News under Captain Wy M Seabury. The vessel is slated to sail to the Orient on a murder trip, with plates and diaries mentioned. Captain Mackinnon of the Meamer Colon left for Newport News to assume duties as captain, while Captain Brith is slated to command the Atheria on the Siberia route. The parcel delivery bill has passed the House.
The Supreme Court reviews a lower court ruling in a suit where defendant allegedly died sixteen years earlier. The case involves amendments to pleadings, attorney fees, and judgments, with Justice Perry sustaining an exception to a filing. The record shows discovery of the defendant's death and a subsequent path to refile in the circuit court.
A labor conflict erupts March 1 as Organiend freight crews clash with two major railways, New York, New Haven and Hartford and New York Central and Hudson River, amid sympathy strikes. About 20,000 workers in Hoxton and surrounding areas walk off, halting nonunion freight handling. Companies resist, while unions seek to broaden support. A joint conference in Boston targets crane and traffic issues, with Building Trades Council and Boston Central Labor Union involvement. Oblique mentions of Crane influence and industry mediation efforts.
A Joliet report states Atwell Altageld died at 7:08 this morning following a brief illness. The medical staff and colleagues gathered to honor him, noting cerebral hemorrhage as the cause while discussing long service and his gubernatorial remarks from the prior year.
A letter from Henry Moody of the Sixth District outlines a transition within the cabinet. The description notes Moody’s resignation and the appointment of a successor, with references to the cabinet and representatives in a broad national context.
Report describes the laying of the British Trans Pacific Cable linking the Pacific via China and the Aleuting Lands to Harclay Bound with work on the frame and terminal. Mentions government involvement and plans around Yokohama, rail connections, and a proposed monument in Rome.
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