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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1903
Page
8
Fragmented OCR from a historical page mentions sugar on Kauai, a Palm Beach departure, and a vehicle license fee. The garbled text references an annual fee for private house driving in the United States and a three dollar pipe organizer, alongside several broken phrases about shipments and readings.
The article details a chaotic series of local actions including jury deliberations in a Dr Nol Jut case, appointments and legal motions across multiple officials such as Judge Rubligon and Captain de Thormeon, and possible elections or confirmations for officers like Mi Nakaima and Viet Reet Keene. It references movements at Kale ve Menke Wharton, the Konie Kad Railway, and administrative petitions regarding Mincharne and Leung Hoy.
A jagged report describes rival powers maneuvering around Korea as tensions rise over governance and influence. It notes Japanese involvement and potential advisory roles shaping Korea amid a fragile regional balance, with references to a strained Russo Japanese accord and distant prospects for direct intervention.
Reporter details a planned boxing bout in New York between James J Corbett and Marvin Jeffries. The account notes venue interest, promoter hints, and audience anticipation while describing early arrangements and expected stakes for the match.
Acting secretary Leonietis invites Central and South American diplomats to meet in Washington to discuss an Intercontinental railroad project. American delegate Davis outlined the issue to ministers, outlining necessary funding and support for the rail link amid broader Pan American recommendations.
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