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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
4
The Republican faithful rally behind W. Hart in the Fourth District race saying his integrity and party dedication will unite the party and assure victory. They urge all voters to support Hart and emphasize unity, enthusiasm, and principled leadership in a likely special or general election.
The piece urges young Republicans to unite for the April election, emphasizing party principle and enthusiasm. It notes subscriptions and fundraising as examples of engagement, asserts the need to press favorable action on canal and ship bills, and calls for loyal voter support despite differences.
The article portrays Congressman Littlefield as a rising Republican figure favored by administration allies and notable for his initial underestimation, later becoming a force in Congress. It notes his background from a Dingtoy's Matrint district, his stance on Porto Rico policy, and his reputation as a loyal party man with potential influence over patronage and high offices. It cautions that a U.S. Court appeal path could shift the balance of Hawaiian governance away from American standards, hinting at broader constitutional friction.
The fragment notes Whitelaw Rett must pay 20000 for rent while attending a coronation and mentions disappointment among men who wished to go. It also reports the death of Henry Green's husband as a memorial reference, with a reminder of Mr Treen.
A fragmented report discusses experiments on a plant claimed to cure leprosy. Health authorities doubt efficacy, citing lack of authentic results. Officials push caution while federal support for testing remains uncertain amid funding and logistical hurdles.
Fragmentary item notes a long-winded discussion on leprosy treatment in a San Francisco Chronicle issue. It mentions a Department of Agriculture action and a Dr Carmichael associated with U S farming hospital efforts, but many words are garbled.
Reports from Honolulu describe experiments by Dr Camp on a leprosy treatment using a plant extract. Statements claim rapid progress and partial cures, while critics worry about safety, provoked by sensational press coverage and questions on proof, trials, and patient outcomes.
A report from a distant port notes the United States opposes German evacuation of Ten Tein and urges timely removal. Secretary Hay is pressed to coordinate the handover to Chinese authorities while allies seek to honor a September protocol. Britain France and Japan weigh troop withdrawals as Germany stands opposed.
New York May 1 The Sun reports General Frederick Funston credited the capture of Aguinaldo to Lieutenant Taylor of the 21st Regular Infantry. Taylor served in Cuba and the Philippines, earned a brevet, later commanded native scouts, and provided information leading to Aguinaldo’s capture. Also notes Henry Irving to lecture at Pennceton on March 15.
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