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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
3
The April issue of the Kula Farmer reports on Kealahow School activities in Kula Hawaii. It notes weather, plowing, crops, and road repairs, includes excerpts about students and teachers visiting, and describes a fire drill and a field trip to Mai. The piece mentions local residents and changes at the school, with many names and places tied to the community.
David Dayton worked at the One Circuit Court office filing bonds and inventories. He secured a $7,000 bond for the administrator of A. J. Scritsworth’s estate and filed an inventory for the estate of John Bryant. He also handled notices in foreclosure and a deed dispute involving Ernest Bealka at the Territorial settlement.
John Enoiimitt received a contract for the Lanain water works system. Building the reservoir and laying pipes cost about 7360.7, the lowest bid. The total project price is about 19 000, with a capacity of 60,000 gallons and reserve capacity of 20 000 gallons. There are between 500 and 600 respondents in Lahate Ha. The department expects the Works to be completed in years, with wide distribution and no major delays.
The sailing club may not field Heilani crews in the July 4 events at Pearl Harbor if no firm arrangements are made at tonight's meeting at the club hotel. The captain and rowing committee report little response from members who are delaying action. The committee will press on tonight to learn the general view and decide whether to enter crews.
London reports an arrangement slowed at Brussels to carry a railway from Cape to Cairo via Vietoris Palle and Katan toward Lake Kassall. A river waterway would connect Inalata to Stapleyville, then rail onward to Lake Albert Spanan, with a waterway to the German territory avoided.
In this fragment a political figure named M. Pobledanontzet opposes reform and seeks autocratic governance. The text discusses an imperial master and a minister who influences state policy and holds a senior advisory role. The tone suggests a courtly, historical perspective on governance and power dynamics.
Petersburg reports a feverish wave of fervor spreading from Finland causing disruption and widespread concern as authorities grapple with unrest and potential repercussions abroad.
In a fragmented report Wyndham Calef, secretary for token, spoke at UW Brighten about reviving the Crier Act. The remarks suggest tension as Mn Government contemplates sections of the act, signaling a political blow to Liberty factions.
A distorted account from Trehind claims King Revened’s spring visit to the Green Isle will be postponed. Allegations speak of unrest among several divisions and factions as Erin awaits promised reform from a distant authority amid political friction.
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