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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
6
London April 2 The corn tax rebate was announced by Sir Michael Hicks Beach as 3 pence per hundredweight for stock feed. The debate focused on farm controls and a heavy tax on offal, with the government pursuing corn duty reform amid a heated session. The division reached 574 to 101 in favor of the measure.
The report to the Secretary of State discusses the Pan American Railway conference in Mexico and urges appointment of a commission to investigate and support extending US commerce with Central and South America, proposing a Congress appropriation of 200000 dollars for the commission’s visit and study. It also notes unrelated items about a medicine called PaineKiller and various industrial and political references.
P M Brooks and several attorneys listed with partial addresses and contact hints appear in a damaged directory snippet. Includes names Carlos A Long M Davidson Gardner Wilder McDonald Langston and a bicycle repairing firm A Cowan near Union Street. A coffee broker J Walker is mentioned with vague room details.
A wealthy New York woman donated about 1 004 000 francs to back a proposed French normal school in America. M Mabie accepted funding while in Chicago, then faced discouragement on returning to Paris government scrutiny. The donor’s name remained secret though linked to educational efforts. The aim cited was study of Ballaly Morante and American pecapony, with vague aims.
Chicago saw a firemen strike threaten fuel delivery to power plants operated by the Traction Company. Three hours of outages hit a downtown electric line, with strikers demanding the reinstatement of discharged colleagues. Officials appealed for police protection as clashes occurred near State and Thirty second Streets.
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