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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1902
Page
4
The page lists subscription prices for Evening Bulletin and Sunday editions, with monthly and yearly rates across various regions. It reads like a public notice column from a historical newspaper, including scattered editorial interjections and unrelated lines.
Fragmented OCR presents a dense treatise on wealth and poverty, contrasting Providence and hereditary wealth with the social order. It mentions reform, education, and the moral economy, arguing wealth should serve common good and individual advancement within societal constraints.
Fragmented text outlines a San Francisco aligned mayoral figure claiming Republican roots affect leadership prospects. Mentions Judge Lilie in Washington, Hawaiian affairs, War Department policy, and a ceremonial week in July with plans tied to celebrations in Honolulu.
The text discusses a Republican organization considering a fusion scheme around Hit Home Ruly coneeation and mentions names like Declve Bhuutd. It suggests party leaders may accept a Hone Rule nomination to blend platforms as the party frames its candidates.
A discussion on juvenile reform targets for Hawaii's reformatory system. It argues clemency and probation can shorten terms for youths who show good behavior, while noting harsher confinement prolongs minority and harms rehabilitation. The piece advocates balancing punishment with opportunities for early release and reform.
A mixed docket includes murder trial avoidance actions, bankruptcy cases, and multiple robbers convicted on Saturday. Jurist Robineau imposes hard labor on Ale Wo and Nishiyama, while other proceedings address guardianship, demurrers, and estate matters involving P. J. Yooker and K Taketa.
The report details vast capital in shipbuilding with a total investment around 77.96 million. It compares three decades of output in California Washington and nearby states, noting 80,697 tons of American vessels and 275,050 tons of steamers built on the Atlantic coast. It lists wages, material costs, and producers values, highlighting industry totals for 1890 to 1900.
A 1900s stock and trade summary notes California leads in capital invested and wage costs in shipbuilding, with Oregon and Washington showing strong gains. It cites production value shifts, steel weaving, and the rise of wooden vessels, highlighting Washington’s activity and Philadelphia as a reference point for national output. The piece also veers into fashion commentary, describing white hats and summer millinery trends with detailed design notes from Philadelphia observers.
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