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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
4
A scan of multiple Bulletin rate pages shows monthly and yearly subscription prices for Evening and Sunday editions, plus scattered editorial notes on immigration, arbitration, and political figures. The text references Carnegie, Lord Wolseley, and U S debates on Hawaii and immigration law, with critical remarks on press coverage and public sentiment.
Washington March 14 Penrose outlines a scheme to amend the Constitution for direct election of United States Senators by the people proportional representation by state legislatures to shape fresh Senate composition. The plan sets a two Senators per state baseline plus additional seats by population and prescribes terms and voting rules.
A fragmented report details the Phaeton’s struggle at sea near Cape during a valiant but doomed voyage. The vessel endured heavy seas and monster waves, with wreckage seen as the search turned up nothing about the Vonfor. The ship departed from Tealand on February 4 amid rough conditions and arrived with no news of survivors.
A two hour conference in the Ways and Means Committee room, chaired by Payne, discussed a compromise on Cuban reciprocity. Opponents led by Matenis and Taylor urged harsher terms while supporters favored a high protection, limited reciprocity plan. No action was taken as delegates debated timelines and leadership, with observers predicting administration success in Congress.
A Washington dispatch reports that 31 Senate members favor a constitutional amendment for direct election of senators, 23 oppose or are noncommittal. Senate leaders discuss introducing the amendment. supportive figures include Senator Harrows of Michigan and Pats Hine of California. The House leadership also backs action, with President pro tempore Holt directing officials to prepare orders and align with minority interests in Mill Perey’s case.
Washington dispatch reports progress on the Mitchell Kaba bill and related Chinese exclusion provisions. The Senate and House committees debated section 2 allowing Chinese to move within the Philippines but preventing entry to the United States, while leadership signals indicate broad support for exclusion measures amid party unity. A favorable report is anticipated, with further developments expected in a day or two.
Fragmented OCR lists banks in San Francisco Chicago Paris Berlin Hong Kong Yokohama and New Zealand Australia Vancouver Victoria and related banking entities. The scattered names suggest a wide transcontinental financial network referenced without clear context or dates.
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