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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1902
Page
7
The piece surveys Republican and Democratic leadership in Congress as they brace for the fall campaign. It notes waning Republican cohesion, Democratic ambivalence about strategy, and concerns over Philippine policy and tariff issues influencing voter sentiment heading into midterm elections.
At the seventh annual convention of the National Manufacturers Association in Indianapolis President Theodore Beard of Philadelphia urged exporters to keep foreign markets in view amid strong home demand. Debates covered a new federal department, canal projects, consular services, interstate trade law, and periodic conventions to boost shipments. Nine months ending March show export declines totaling about 40 million dollars, with breadstuffs and cotton most affected.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions earnings checks, crop moon, stingers, and demands for American factory output with unclear figures and percentages. No clear persons, places, or organizations are discernible.
Data shows the United States produces the most butter and eggs, with high poultry counts and significant egg and meat values. Germany and Britain follow in butter tonnage, while the U S leads in total poultry numbers and exports. 1900 census figures note large poultry stocks and industry value.
An aged couple Franz Korner and Ant Fremner wed on his deathbed after seventy five years of courtship. The ceremony was followed by his death shortly after. The article also notes tense international talks between Italian and Austrian leaders and economic strains impacting the American hog industry, with Germany opposing Hermano meat preservative and hints of potential retaliation.
A garbled report references a park tarrel witty sum of 71 million dollars and a plea related to Honolulu fire payment. It mentions a dangerous fanatic and a trip to a trestle, with scattered names like Hada Mullah and Afghantauen amid mixed phrases. The fragmentary text implies a political or security context but remains unclear.
A reflective piece on Methodist Episcopal Church applicants for New York Conference membership. Bishop Fowler urges zeal and energy, contrasting vigorous past ministers with moderns who face endless duties. The article humorously critiques country pastors' workloads while praising the demanding life and sacrifices of urban ministry.
In the Bulletin May 4 remarks respond to the Angur Manutae record dispute. Kw a started grinding with two dresser talks, Kwans record was 1 060 toma weeks ago. Olaa claims the 9 roller mill record with daily outputs of 175 18 tone of sugar, 97 de green, and more. Kwa has long held the 9 4 roller banner. others now challenge.
Washington April 10 The Philippines Commission forwards to the War Department a report detailing rat catching in Manila from September to February. Of 85 772 rats examined at the Health Board laboratory seven tenths of 1 percent were infected. In January 16 770 rats were examined and nine were infected. Eighteen cases occurred in Manila in January 1900 and four in January 1901. The report notes a decline and considers the plague may disappear from the islands if current conditions continue.
A fragmentary poem attributed to Charles Dickens was read by Mrs Meynell before the Contemporary Club in London. The manuscript, claimed to be years old, was presented with the author’s permission and described as part of a wider work about Weller and social scenes in England.
A fragmented OCR page describes Honolulu culture and politics with literary and theatrical allusions. It references The May issue of Everybody’s Magazine, Oddities of Hawaii and notable figures, including editorials and literary reviews, alongside brief social and public commentary.
A string of cheeky captions and dialogue snippets lampoons daily chores and social habits. humor ranges from furniture and carpets to politics, health, and love, ending with a boast about a potential five figure windfall from an imagined scheme.
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