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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
12
Fragmentary verse fragment from the Omaha World-Herald reflects on fate in life’s weariness and the broad horizon of each day. It contemplates youth, beauty, pain, and aspirational peaks seen through struggle and longing.
Wall Street betting on New York politics shifted with odds on McClellan and Jerome fluctuating through the day. Absorption of McClellan money by Green Pickens spurred large wagers while Hearst’s prospects drew conflicting bets. In San Francisco, Philly Going surrendered naturalization papers after secret service scrutiny, claiming Maltese birth and Irish intentions, while continuing as master of American vowels.
John Parson, a Chicago banker, plans a grand garden adjoining his Oak Park home. It will rival ancient Daphne’s Grove with a hanging garden, winken garden, a Roman outdoor bath, and a winding rivulet among the hedges and statues.
In a late night incident, a resident awoke to a burglar in her home. She calmly faced him and ordered him to leave, prompting the intruder to back toward the door and assure no harm was intended. The exchange underscores a nonviolent, quick confrontation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe blank books and ledgers manufactured by the Bulletin Pub Mashing Company. The record mentions high nuts and head to Mil in unclear phrasing, suggesting an overprint or misread item in a catalog or ad. The readable items focus on paper goods rather than a complete narrative or event.
A translated Bund article argues the Chinese exclusion treaty harms China by blocking entry for workers while failing to curb anarchists in the U S. It cites regional origins, labor emigration history, and economic ties, urging Americans to reassess trade and treat Chinese visitors with humanity amid a growing boycott movement.
A scrambled report from Seattle to UK notes Minnesota faster than Siberia, urging a Senate investigation into alleged discrimination by public officials. It mentions a farmer and herd, a milkmaid function, a post office department action, and references to ships and ports, all amid unclear names and jumbled phrases.
Washington date line reports President Roosevelt tightening control over information flow. He bans Cabinet members from talking policies to the press until a government policy is fixed, with Secretary Root driving the secrecy push and warning any source or printer of leaks will face punishment.
In Augusta Maine officials chase a loophole in state game law used to plant turnip seeds without risk of arrest. The article recounts farmers and wardens noting deer consumption of seedlings, a local zeal to protect crops, and legal constraints on enforcing restrictions. Additionally, campus news covers University Northweetport discussions on current events and the need for accurate news literacy in class.
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