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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1902
Page
4
A damaged fragment from a historic Evening Bulletin shows scattered phrases about year rates, postpaid foreign mail, and a weekly bulletin. It references election figures, the New York body, and Pearl Harbor with political and postal notes interwoven, indicating a jumble of era-specific topics.
A Saturday Punahou football debut drew a crowd of several hundred as Punahou defeated Maile 12 to 6. Key moments included Hen Chirk's yard touchdown run and a late Punahou kickoff return leading to another score. The Maile defense fought hard, stopping Punahou at several stretches and showcasing new player form.
Court proceedings reveal a tense alimony dispute and property questions in the Dole case. Arguments focus on maintenance amounts, ownership of assets, and prior support to the wife, including testimony from Mrs. Dole and affidavits. The judge sustained certain objections while ordering hearings for further determination of maintenance obligations.
Fragmented, humorous chatter shows readers discussing politics and college life. Names like Mike and Ar lywn appear amid a collage of letters and quotes from various papers. The piece mimics a dated column style with exchanges and mock dialogue.
A muddled excerpt discusses U S political trust and media bias. It references Republican tactics and claims about British newspapers manipulating public opinion, with mentions of Morgan and journalistic methods. The text is garbled but centers on media influence and party strategy.
Fragmented discussion argues whether the Territory can fund a special building and exhibit to showcase Hawaii at the St Louis Exposition. Proponents say such a display would lift Hawaii to equality with the West and attract mainland attention, while critics warn against wasteful spending and question financing methods.
President Roosevelt marked his forty fourth birthday with a quiet morning at the White House. Messages and numerous remembrances were received from friends and officials, following his return from a recent visit abroad.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple historic companies and insurers including Castle & Cooke Ltd Waialua Kohala sugar interests Fulton St Louis vendors and Hartford London and England insurers. The unreadable text hints at a compilation of firms and products from a historical business directory.
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