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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
6
Reported turmoil shows mass unrest and economic distress across the nation. Leaders confront political turmoil amid economic pressures, with public protests and shifting allegiances influencing governmental stability.
Washington reports a Louisiana consul candidate W B Dickey is accused of defrauding the U S Government to win a posting. District of Columbia court involvement centers on charges raised by William Meftile and others alleging attempts to secure the consul post through deception and coercion.
Governor Dote informed the House committee in Washington that the attempted Hawaiian Territory labor experiment failed. Most workers brought to the plantations landed in jail soon after arrival, blamed on mismanagement. The town’s Black residents were deemed less suited for plantation work than white laborers, contributing to the scheme’s collapse.
Berlin reports Captain A Alber of the Hamburg America line Deutschland died of heart failure on approach to Cuxhaven. He collapsed in the chartroom while the vessel was near Plymouth en route to Northwest England. The officer on deck assisted him as he died. In London, details mention a United States official and a president figure, with references to McKinley era.
Lanion April 24 reports Australia will adopt the Imperial penny postage system. The article notes resistance from some factions who fear lower revenue and potential impact on postal services.
A report details a scam involving counterfeit postal cards circulating, with authorities led by Castellien Anapector Stour investigating. Private confinement of a suspect at a central headquarters is noted as part of the probe, and the Nerve Lood Company faces scrutiny. About 69,000 questionable cards were found during a survey of multiple sites, including Limeton and Thirkyuest street, signaling a wide distribution and ongoing investigation.
York April 2h cable to the World from Bt Petersiura silva. Vriniee Louie Napoleon commander of Pel Tamvore created renown on In xoviety by autimarly disisting from the service a young Rue deo Prittesieutenant in Die regiment who had addrysend Inwulting warts oa lady sitting next to bin jn 8 thee. A duel was siraged in which the injured Nine vand might have been killed, but Prince Napoleon called on tim to say the duel was impossible. The edtenint though Prince was Hot the fwttion to mive wattefartion. Havin proved himself a loater and Wack you.
A serious head on crash occurred in a snow shed on the Central Pacific line about nine o'clock this morning five miles past Burnet near Lakeview. Freight train No 211 westbound and eastbound No 814 collided, tearing the snow shed and causing engines and cars to be toppled. Both crews were badly injured.
An incomplete April note from Wertington references a new line and a presidential action for a military matter. It mentions Lieutenant General and Army leadership, with unclear details and several garbled names and terms. The fragment lacks coherent facts to identify a concrete event or outcome.
An old advertisement proclaims a one day cure using a laxative tonic labeled Hromo Quinine Tapieta and other drugs. It promises a refund if it fails and features a signed box attributed to J. W. Grove with an 85 vente listing.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Paungefote 10, April 23, and a figure named Li Wie Lin. Mentions wartime Spain, withdrawal considerations, and possible stay in Washington. Lacks clear narrative, many garbled phrases, few definite names or dates.
A garbled readable report from New York in April mentions Carnegie and a looming financial loss tied to a public sale or legal matter. The fragment references Monty Ui and possible quotes about vows and a pivotal chance, with unclear specifics on parties or decisions.
Report notes playwright Bronson Howard is dying in New York. The article mentions family and friends, his health varying as he battles illness. It states he consented to return home, with mentions of appearance by relatives and possible funeral arrangements.
Kellett and Robingon attorney rooms 11 and 12 Maxgoon bhig phone Main 153 Brooks attorney rooms 10 Spreckala Building Sal 34 Jamlob A Long attorney 16 Kan Aumany St Tel ok Main M Davidson attorney at law 109 Kashomann St Wardner K Wilder attorney at Inn Kanhamany xt
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