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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
4
A garbled historical clipping covers varied topics from postal rates to political figures. It mentions Congressmen, foreign affairs, and the President with scattered references to naval events, treaty positions, and future policy debates, all in a disjointed 1902-era newspaper voice.
A derailed effort to assemble a majority coalition in the Legislature leaves the Governor unable to advance policy. The Governor circulates an instrument of presumed appointment while critics question the legitimacy of the move. The stalemate persists as party lines hinder decisive action.
A garbled Washington interview quotes Senator Carter threatening another election tie in November. It references Tate Ward and a repeated outcome, while mentioning Governor Kain, territorial work, and actions tied to coffee growers and Congres. The text also alludes to Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and coffee trade issues with unclear specifics.
Heunton Carter gives a general sentiment in a Washington interview. The discussion centers on two languages in the act, the Organic Act, and how legislators might interpret the law. The dialogue hints at practical scope and potential gaps in statutory meaning.
The fragment discusses legislative action and judicial interpretation, mentioning a felon and a majority, but lacks coherent details. No clear event or outcome is discernible beyond general political context.
The article critiques the Hawse Committee on Territories and Congress for delaying action on Hawaii’s senatorial appointment. It argues Hawaii’s Organic Act should mirror state representation, notes Delaware’s lack of U.S. Senate representation, and urges Congress to name a long-term Hawaii senator. The piece contends Hawaii’s territorial setup and local officials can resolve representation without federal intervention.
A delayed March 2 letter from Washington outlines Hartwell leading Dale forces in Wanbington and pressing Carter’s stay at a local hotel. The Dole interests push Hartwell to influence Carter’s residence while in the capital, with Washington Star editorials aiding the effort and questioning the Journal’s credibility. The note signals tensions over Hawaiian policy and a looming political maneuver tied to the Dole government.
Rumors swirl over a possible replacement for Governor Dole as Hawaii politics shift. Major figures like Wilcox and Parker are discussed in Washington circles about appointing powers and potential restructuring of city and county governments.
Probate notice details the estate of H G Salonea Maren with inventory including real property and cash amounts. County clerk listings show stock and promissory notes with valuations. Public notices reference a valuation and distribution details. late entries indicate docket numbers and involved parties.
A fragment mentions Yokohama Specie Bank Limited and its subscribed capital paid up capital. The text references a branch at King Street in an unspecified New Republic context and a reserved area.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Habear Corpur and Jang Bai with scattered phrases about Ab Sal and a China relation. References to nights, landing, and a date in a 1te alleged event, plus a weekly bulletin from an evening post, dominate.
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