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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
6
An eye ear nose and throat surgeon relocates from old premises to 1146 Alakon Street near Wallam Hatek Moury. Hours listed 3 to 5 90 and 7 to 8 Bum days to 1h.
A federal jury acquitted Campell defendant of violating a statute barring excess compensation on government contracts. The jurors deliberated after arguments challenging the contract work and whether the worker’s labor met the law’s definition. The trial featured the presiding judge and jurors empaneled specifically for the case.
A fragmentary report from Saint Petersburg notes a public speech by Nizhny Nobleman Blubkovich advocating freedom of conscience and tolerance for dissenters. Orthodox clergy voiced opposition while supporters praised reform, highlighting friction within the ruling elite.
A political cartoon mocks President Roosevelt with caricatured figures of Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt. The scene shows ideologically charged imagery and sharp satire about the administration, depicting a staged interaction and implied scandal.
Fragmentary report discusses Carnegie, canal issues, and republican quarrels with obscure names. Mentions Armertian money and Amerleng workers. Suggests debates over armament and diplomacy, with expected outcomes tied to policy shifts and future prospects.
A garbled local notice reports a couple in Watsonville having their thirty third child recently. It mentions Ranta Prine and M Guitenie, with references to Mexico and a large family size, but details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Turbulent early war era report details gun towers planned for Point Wilson Admiralty Inlet and nearby sites to guard the entrance to the Puget Sound. Navy orders move Chief hydrographic work to W T M Southerland as surveys extend toward the Amazon mouth and related coastal defenses.
Reported seizure of six schooners and a boat crew by the Russian cruiser Yakut for illegal sealing near the Prudent limit. Two young women were attacked by a panther at Grant's Ponds then escaped to safety. a grotesque recipe for marinade followed in a fearsome mixed fragment of text.
Report from Canton and Victoria recounts attacks on missionaries in South China. Rebels burned a church at Lilo Sing, forcing the remaining missionaries to flee toward Canton, where Imperial troops pursued rebels. Heavy fighting followed as winds shifted, with many killed or executed after capture.
Milwaukee officials move to curb kissing citing health fears and the kerma theory. Commissioner Schulz endorses limited contact with ban on kissing and urges use of paper tokens or cloth to transmit notes while prohibiting all osculation in public life.
New York report says Blanche Bates, linked to the New York stage, faces a career setback as illness and internal company issues disrupt a Philadelphia engagement. The condition of co star Miza Bates is noted as a separate concern.
New York reports Earl May in danger of deportation after his release from a four month sentence for burglary. Immigration orders in Washington require vigilance on suspects. the case involves Francis Stanley Kurd Raynell Amberley and Amberley in Clouerater and Mouth counties. Also notes a newly released prisoner couple facing a Special Inquiry, and a Christmas fair at St Cheanout's chapel with details to come.
Judge Humphreye presided as Manuel Sinea Tor wolf Havior faced trial after a long opening in Verdigis. The panel included jurors Ty Uanaman to Geo. W. Marelaon. the case involves indecent exposure and related charges. Deputy Attorney General Cathcart pressed for a consent to quash, and Kaaltine’s rape case resulted in a not guilty verdict. In the end, a verdict of guilty on common nuisance led to two months hard labor and costs of 18.6.
The Medical Journal reports autopsy findings on President McKinley noting a degenerated heart muscle as the immediate cause of death. Doctors state the heart condition led to collapse, with the surgical operation and shock not the sole factors, keeping the mystery of the event unresolved.
A Chicago dealer bought a three month old salmon colored carnation bloom from Eldredge Conservatory for 1750 dollars after a wager and negotiation. The plant, named Eldredge B, blends Crimean and yellow hybrid traits and is part of a cross with a white variety under cultivation in Humder, Maine.
The A R Bremer Co releases better reports from readers who tried Coke Dandruff Cure via Hebzon Drug Co. About 96 people in a large crowd reported positive effects after receiving free samples on Friday and Saturday. The note suggests ongoing encouragement from the company and Helvin Drug Co to pursue evidence of efficacy.
An OCR fragment lists agencies and suppliers including W G Irwin for Western Sugar Refinery, Baldwin Locomotive Works, Newell Universal Machinery, Obiandt & Co chemical products, Crass & Bona port instruments, and Rood's steam pipe coverings. Also offers base materials Paramine paints, Lacol and Linseed Oil, Indurine paint, Miller Press Cloths, cement lime bricks.
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