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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
4
A fragmentary notice discusses Governor Lubes deportation, the Department of the Interior, and memorial events. It mentions Crown influence, the King Edward reference, and a gathering with hostile excerpts about ministerial actions and a protest. The text is garbled but centers on political controversy and public reaction.
Fragmentary OCR reveals Konsvelt issuing a Thanksgiving proclamation stressing freedom and restraint during wartime. It references McKinley and Roosevelt era themes, cautions against sedition, and signals official inquiry into public affairs while warning against disorder and partisan manipulation.
Examination of affidavits and court actions involving Judge Humphreys in a 1901 case. Prosecution notes allegations of delay tactic to favor a defendant tied to the editor of a Honolulu newspaper. Public interest in early decision and impartiality raised by bar members.
Incoherent draft references the Attorney General and interpreter. mentions Andrews affidavit and governor's retreat. Notes sporadic legal actions and perceived failures, with unclear subjects and timing. The fragment hints at a political legal dispute tied to registration authorities but lacks coherent facts.
Fragmentary report discusses General Muller and a potential exchange with General White regarding surrender terms. It notes the War Office and War Secretary Heelers and Cabinet deliberations with Parliament, implying political sensitivity and ongoing controversy over disclosures and accountability.
A War Department communication details troop deployments from San Francisco and New York to sail in December and January. It lists the 11th Cavalry, 28th Infantry, two squadrons of Cavalry, and a large wave of recruits to replenish depleted regiments in the Philippines, with units shipping from Port Myers and other ports.
A St Pauls entertainment program at the new hall on NuWARM Street featured Vout Selection and recitation by Kenneth Hopper Bank and Danew with humor acts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Glawney Brayre and MH Bwollman Topnotel.
The trial recounts a dispute involving a Chinese complainant and defendants Kinney and Wilcox. Witnesses describe a confrontation over property and alleged battery, with Kinney shielding a witness and the Chinaman disputing damages. The defense argues for dismissal of charges and cautions the defendant to heed the court.
New York reports that the expedition under Dr Nordenskjoeld aims to determine if the landmass near Antarctica is a continent or part of a larger land area. Observations will be coordinated with German and American parties. They will study biology and bring back specimens before a late summer return to Sweden.
News records two high society weddings in London today. Lamon Nav Z ninya carpenter Urlacam, United States Minister to Persia, wed Elizabeth Duer Bronson at Westminster's St Margaret's with Canon Henson officiating. Herbert Gladstone wed Dorothy Paget at St Andrew's Church with a reception featuring a royal silver stand and gifts.
London reports Prince Ranji of Balichintan will visit Canada and the United States in a cryptic royal tour linked to King Edward's coronation. Descriptions portray a mysterious figure surrounded by servants, with lavish Oriental finery and rumors of a royal title, though his true identity remains undisclosed.
A fragmented 19th century financial notice lists banking associations in Honolulu and links to international banks in Berlin, Yokohama, New Zealand, Australia, Vancouver and Victoria. It references deposits received, approved securities, commercial and travelers credit, exchange bills bought and sold, and prompt collection accounting, dated 1858.
Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business offering credit services worldwide. Interest on fixed deposits ranges from 2 percent after July 1 1808 to 4 percent at 12 months with tiered rates for others. Savings option with monthly deposits and houses built on monthly installments. Officers and directors listed with office hours 12k0-1:20 p.m.
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