March 1902 Bulletin mentions Baldwin and world events
The item notes Tucky Baldwin dying again and reports nationalist and imperial actions. It mentions Louisiana and Texas rice crop expectations, Benster Depen haw, a shipping subsidy bill, Gears R Carter denying slow, the schooner Free Trade arriving at Francisco tanking, and references to King’s coronation and Pacific trade. An object lesson for Uncle Sam closes the fragment.
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Louisiana
Teane
Recor
Benster Depen Haw Wen
Eubaldy
R. Carter
Fartwell
Fragmentary political note on vote patterns and party HQs
An unclear passage mentions tote counts, the Democratic headquarters in Chile, and shifting German American vote influence over months surrounding an election. Names and specifics are obscured, but the fragment implies campaign activity and evolving support ahead of the results.
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Nat
McKintey
Democratic
Chile
Jena Bon
Chinese Labor Tie in Hawaii and Mainland Migration Debate
A mass of observations discusses Chinese labor in Hawaii and the Philippines, noting potential migration to the Mainland. It cites Congressman Hill and Governor Taft, mentions court views, and flags concerns over Chinese numbers, wages, and planter needs. The piece also references broader political and economic topics, including canal route debates and public figures’ movements.
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Hawaii
Congressman Hill
Taft
Philippines
Meinland
Hawai
Mawaii
Supreme Court
Hitt
Tait
Philippins
Inianda
Milly Pines
Thiet Point
Je Weil Jnwwn
Ween
China
Pacific
Stor
Washington
Planters’ Association
Congress
Qeatt
American Gulf
Voce Bam
Philapine
Malari
Proof of Prosperity Era in New York Banks and Trust Companies
An 1901–year financial report shows New York banks and savings institutions expanding prosperity. Bank totals for combined National State and Savings banks reach about four billion dollars with growth in deposits, surplus, and profits. The report highlights rising deposits, increased accounts, and broader economic gains amid a period of widespread optimism.
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United States
Hanks
New York
Ate
Frederick B. Kilburn
Anyings
Krust Companien
Teremahaw
Nationa and
State Banks
National
State and Barings Bank
Jollara
Mr Dickey Plan for Territorial Admin Struggles
The piece analyzes Representative Dickey s proposed municipal reform in the Territory. It discusses keeping territorial machinery intact, transferring some offices to county and city councils, and criticizes opponents who block a special session. It notes Dickey s liberal stance and questions prospects for legislation and governance.
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Dickey
Mekey
Almont
Homotili
Dickey Seeme
Welleres
United States
Dickes
Ible
Seston
Norriv
Robert Noyd
Trade Exports Lead as U S Tops World Markets
The article notes the United States as the leading exporting nation with exports surpassing rivals by about 75 million to the United Kingdom and adds that Hawaii and Porto Rico push totals upward by roughly 15 million. It mentions stock issues at New York banks and trust firms reacting to Northern Accounting Company shares amid market tension.
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Bureau of Statistics
Treasury Department
Wallington
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Netherlands
Belgium
America
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Uncle Saun
United States
Morena Hill
Waikiki Rapid Transit versus Walkikl Road Driveways
A discussion on widening the Walkikl road from King Street to Kapiolani Park to serve a rapid transit track. Proponents claim the transit improves access for residents and visitors, while opponents warn further tracks would ruin the boulevard and congest roads. Local Chinese garden owners influence blocking proposals, complicating future routes.
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Rapitt Trenait
Ie Modern
Waikiki
King Street
Painma
Beretanta Street
Wainine
Walldki
Wat Zikiree
Bo Tarae
Beretania
Reed as a Gubernatorial Hope Faces Political Winds
The article reviews Thomas Brackett Reed of Maine and his failed bid for higher office, noting his 1890s campaigns and later withdrawal from active politics. It traces his opposition to tariff policy, his role as Speaker, and mentions speculation he might be nominated for New York Governor in 1900, a path he declined.
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New Orleans Wiger Exchange
New York
Alice William McKinley
Trotman Bearkett Reed
Reed
Hie Tong
Aole
Rolleague
Oalo
McKinley
Cleveland
Mohmley
Little Cottage
Canton
Washington
Ned Beales
Thomas Brachett Reed
Menator Hantin
New York Sun
Maine
Empire State
Panven Lon
Saratoga
Apth Low
BNE
Roosevelt
Reid
Platt
Fin Nanii
Odell
Donaldle
David AL Hil
New York State
Thomas Brackett Reed
Roonevelt
Keel— cDight
Political Ructions Shape New York Gubernatorial Chase
The piece surveys Reed’s long relationship with Roosevelt era politics and predicts a Reed bid for New York Governor with eye toward 1904 national prospects. It notes Odell’s tenure risks and suggests party leaders weigh Reed against Roosevelt allies, while touching Cuba policy, academia quirks, and legislative funding trends.
Rumors and Rowdy Revelry at a Seafaring Meet
On Saint Patrick's Day a lively sea-town gathering aboard the Welakabao sparked a heated, humorous exchange among officers and a newspaper reporter. The chief and crew debated press liberty while dodging charges of moral disinfection as spectators cheered a public spectacle and a nearby hotel crowd.
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Fotke
Mount Hotel
Tim
Nuyanu
Jong
Boyd
Galluy-Rag
Ohief
Jn Hin
Atenoenoh
Thusiastc
Tw Prem
Advertiser
Ale Howe
M.C. A
Parkin
Navy
Waterfont
Curiously Cracked Editorial Fragments From Honolulu
A long fragmentary column surveys Honolulu crime, politics, and social curiosities. It discusses a convict named Woods rumored to have left Honolulu, a Chinaman misnaming neighbors, and old newspaper jokes about naval secrets and transit schemes. The piece blends editorial vitriol with anecdotes about city life and officials.
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Free Trade
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George A. Thurston
Jane Doe
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Axsion
Prince Howry
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Tagine
State Department
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MR. Dickey
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Crystal Lake
Tom Kegd
Republicas Panch
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Cauctin
Taylor
Ohio
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Smith
Michigan
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Board of Health
Beamtor Frye
Panama
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Alabama
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Jamce Stephen Hoge
Edward
Aubassador Choate
Fort Streets
William Jennings Bryan Aire
Democratic Party
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Baward
New Hampshire
William Chandler
ST. Patrick's Day
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Woods
Honlulu
Hawa
Chinene Aundryman
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Honolulu
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