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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1902
Page
4
The page lists rate cards for The Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin with monthly quarterly and yearly prices, plus a political editorial by Senator Chau Thineo Tinyerel and items about Governor Hoge and campaign advertising. It mentions the isthmian canal, Japan, and American politics including primaries and legal questions.
The article reports concern over Japanese laborers being recruited to California railroads and other projects. It notes recruiting agents active in Honolulu and warns of possible abuses by emigration firms and houses of prostitution offering bribes for recruiting migrants.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a dispute over truth involving Mr Havemeyer. The text implies a contention between two parties, with one side asserting veracity and the other denying it. No clear names or events beyond Havemeyer are readable.
In the Police Court this forenoon four men McPherson Waleh Forhoo Wel Peal bw and Haowi appeared on a charge of petty pilfering for quieting the neighborhood at night. They pleaded guilty and sentence was reserved today. The White men also appeared and asked for a small fine. each defendant was fined $2. Captain Opunul of the valle farve reported disturbances at a neighboring house around 1 30 a m Sunday and he arrested everyone in the room from which the noises originated.
A meeting in Honolulu aims to form a burial association for the poor. The planned Honolulu Multi Burial Association would be incorporated under Territory law, with monthly dues and a small funeral-cost fund to aid needy families. The venture mirrors mainland models where such groups support low cost or free burials.
Veraus testimony before a Senate committee on Cuban relations discusses Guglie Trust alleged ownership of Cuban sugar and its implications. He asserts the trust has no direct or contingent Cuban property, while refineries rely on Cuban raw sugar and ongoing earthquake effects influence production and control of ports.
A garbled column rails at Roosevelt and Jefferson Day themes, blaming the president for party split and praising Southern sentiments while praising a strong, assertive government stance. The piece links Fourth of July celebrations to national unity and fiscal policy, with critical notes on Republican divisions and Roosevelt’s legacy.
A rambling narrative sketches Dickens characters as citizen types within a bustling town. Vivid scenes mix architecture and faces with humorous, curious details, invoking a theater, opera, and park fantasies while musing on memory and youth’s impulses.
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