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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
6
London April 24 reports the Adelaide Steamedly Company's steamer Pilly kerd on her Tyme trial trip collided with the Norwegian steamer Heth. Eleven of the Helka crew drowned in the crash.
A historical note reports Colombia granting a lease for a canal route in Washington in April, outlining a perpetual arrangement for the Hat century and payments by America. The treaty grants rights to a Canal route, with America paying seven million sums and Colombia receiving long term gains, and mentions ratification by the American Senate and constitutional steps.
Fragmentary OCR reads Maude Gonne regarded as Ireland's fair champion. The text appears to reference her visit to New York and mentions political or social concerns, but the garbled source prevents a clear narrative or event confirmation. No definitive dates, places beyond New York, or concrete outcomes are extractable.
In London and Ottawa reports relay debates on peace terms and Boer surrender, with Natal and Ireland voices urging firm conditions. Members including Mr Long and Mr Chariton discuss mercy, commitment, and the imperial framework as Britain seeks a path to end the war.
The report lists Boer losses so far this year with numbers indicating killed wounded captured and surrendered. Pretoria is cited as the location connected to the figures though details are incomplete.
A Woman's Board meeting discussed mission work and year end reports. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the June afternoon session. Committees for the arrangements were announced as the group reviewed expenditures and aid to Turkey and other mission activities. The session continued throughout the day with reports highlighting home and foreign relief efforts.
April discussions in Parliament focus on the detention of South African News editor Albert Cartwright sentenced for a period under martial law. Lord Kitchener’s martial provisions are cited to justify precautionary measures amid war, with government support and a minority challenge from Churteall Bowles and others.
A brief classified item announces a sale by Hobron Drug Co located at the intersection of Port and King Streets. The notice highlights discounted items available during the sale period. Local shoppers are urged to visit the store for deals and selections. The text preserves the firm name and street locations for reader reference.
A fragmentary notice cites selling debentures by Jandun Apel S The Foand Company at par in a million, with dated references to political maneuvering. It mentions Firyan counsels Democratic leaders, efforts to influence elections, and potential treason concerns amid ongoing Senate debates on the Philippines and named figures like Senator George F Mywr of New York.
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