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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
4
Satuday edition notes subscription rates and post office stamp, with editorial ramblings about world affairs and political namings. It references Tom Johnson, Bryan, and various international topics in a dated tone amid a general bulletin.
The appointment of Joe HL Moye as Superintendent of Kelpie Works will shape general administration. MF. Biessh announces the candidacy slate for the Ampacrninnt and was the Hogleal candidate for the year in the Arak ye ganloibot of the dopermnent idea the Territory. One of the fret principal faclig sup Aya Wil Be the all tine Mewell died Poon Sraerite Hetafemt.
A fragmented letter from Funston to a colleague, dated February 20, discusses his surprise at not receiving a higher post in the regular army. He notes he will be mustered out July 1 and that duties will shift to regular forces, praising the long wait for deserved recognition by eminent officers who have served decades.
The dispatch notes British protectionists shifting to support revenue duties on sugar and coal while opposing colonial sugar exemptions. The piece mentions Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Mr Chamberlain, and a dinner in Canada, with ongoing tension amid South African War developments.
An odd fragment describes an American mariner fond of bread fruit and a tale of a tropical voyage. The text alludes to sailors, a coast port, and a possible incident on the water, with unclear names and fragmented phrases about ships and domestic events.
Ten teams are determined for early trials as they train toward a relay event. The article notes a central group including Kyesehannedin and Colleen with several unnamed competitors preparing for speed trials and a likely departure schedule from Lawton to an upcoming voyage.
OCR fragment lists multiple names and events with unclear structure. Mentions an arrival timing and a train reference, notes on a rite and notes about indies and roots, plus an evening entertainment plan at a poll annner with attendance details.
Readers describe a lively party at Castle Residence featuring a parade of “The Cleamers” and handmade displays. Victoria Mites and Kinda lve oversee preparations with floral arrangements and tropical plants. A new art gallery and fire feature are set, with three girls in charge of performances and a secret entertainment plan to unfold on the front lawn.
In a drill with Captain Murray, Co A carried all honors by sergeant as the militiamen gathered near the Watt and involved in a loud celebration. The scene included singing, a Chinese song, and festivities that kept residents awake in the neighborhood.
An incomplete report notes the Kapiolani Tract outside Kamehameha Girls premises. It mentions a potential sale of part of the property to a large manufacturing company and hints at favorable prices, but details are missing.
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