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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
7
The preservation of public finances hinges on competence and integrity in agents handling property and business for the people. The edition argues against partisan or biased appointments and stresses that the legislature should appoint capable officials to improve official actions at the Capitol, signaling a shift toward practical, coordinated administration.
A chaotic excerpt discusses Delegate Wilcox vote trends, Hawaiian Americans, home rule, and a call for civic vigilance. It references Julian De Holtis, justice prompts, Senatorial assurances, and canal privilege costs alongside a murky crime analogy involving a northwest highwayman and a gambling den.
A period article argues the Republican organization seeks an evenhanded approach, denying prejudice or factional raids on Hawaiian office holders. It emphasizes integrity and ability as standards, pledging to avoid spoils policies while promoting fair treatment amid voter tensions and past divisions.
A fragment discusses a Republican triumph on Tuesday with 2297 vote margin and lauds J Ghatle Mdgway for tireless effort from start to finish. It credits party workers, campaign finance, and effective organization for the legislative ticket victory amid voter dissatisfaction.
Kiliter Evening Bulletin reports complaints about cruelty in Lord Belfer and Hawaiiay stockyard contracts. Officials deny accountability while whistleblowers describe horses scarred by work, poor care, and mismanagement. Witnesses claim police and contractors avoid responsibility amid city tensions.
A letter from Lawrence purports that an outsider from California would be a better public buyer for city horses. The writer accuses Honolulu officials of incompetence and criticizes local procurement, alleging illness and mismanagement among leading horse buyers. The missive charges corruption tied to Hum tace & Co and discusses public tax burdens and cliques.
Fragmented report from a New York telegraph outlet discusses sugar interests on Hawaiian plantations, noting irrigation absence as a key cost factor and comparing Olawa and Lahaina estates. It mentions 20 000 ton crop projections, investment rhetoric promising high yields, and regional extraction claims amid financial promo. A separate item reports Rev. Jax H. Franklin urging funds for Porto Rico church work, seeking 5 000 more toward a 15 000 project, with other comments on local parish needs.
The St. Clements annual sale features an afternoon auction of goods, a Japanese Tea Garden with traditional tea service, and varied booths run by parish groups. Evening events include a quintet and music, with raffles, refreshments, and multiple tables for children, grandmothers, and home-made items.
A double armed masked robbery struck the Opera House saloon and gambling room in Douglass City Alaska early morning. The thieves fled after taking money but proprietor Bainuel Giun acted bravely to thwart them and hidden loot, about 170 dollars, was left behind. Police pursue one suspect Bar ney Mugtes as a possible robber. Local chaos followed the heist with guards and patrons scattering.
Fragmentary OCR text referencing banks in New York and New Zealand, mentions of credits, deposits, securities, and financial terms with numerous garbled names. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a coherent summary.
Fragmentary readable text mentions Alexander Becond in a vague context as vice prea. No clear event dates places or organizations are identifiable. Further legible material is needed to produce a proper summary with concrete facts.
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