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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
4
The note discusses planters boosting quotas, improvements in Kaplo tant park, and local benefit from street work. It surveys Congressional balance shifts and Republican gains, noting Roosevelt era policy vindication and a strong Republican Senate win with implications for Hawaiians and Midwest races.
Report describes a chaotic scene as politicians and locals clashed aboard a night train near Hawalt. One man, Mast Carter, faced a forty and fled with others while a notary named Bobble testified from Lille. Police will investigate weather the crowds caused the uproar and what sparked the melee.
Heavy betting described after a crowded pot at Hoffman House. The room was packed with wagers traded openly as Jacob Meld led the action with a potential gain near 147000 if he had won. Major bets included 40000 against Wheelock and 14000 against Wena, with 62000 risked by Meld.
Fragmentary text describes Diblee and Elites facing stearing issues and a University of California event. Mentions MWisleo arriving in Bonome Unde convention and home, with a reference to free wireless telephony and Mint association. Team members of the ten arate their Cuiler aiming to stay at Peegman after a Saturday boon veat.
Jurors found a defendant guilty in a complex Hawaiian Tramways matter involving assault and murder charges. The court, led by Judge De Bolt, imposed prison time plus fines while outlining plans for appeals and new examinations relevant to the defense and prosecution.
Shiney NB reports Marconi’s wireless telegraphy delivers the longest message yet from Cornwall to Sydney Harbor. On board the warship at sea, messengers from King Humbert and the Italian authorities congratulated Marconi. The Carlo Albert can send official messages up to 160 miles, with potential for greater range.
Reported returns from multiple states show Republicans winning control of the Senate and House in varied margins. Observers note strong GOP gains in Montana and Kansas while Nevada and Colorado yields hint at tense political shifts.
An editorial roundup reflects mixed views on President Roosevelt and the coal strike. It notes editorial skepticism about one party's policy and the impact on global affairs, while predicting political maneuvering ahead of the next election. It cites The Standard and The World, contrasting opinions on Roosevelt's leadership and the war's influence on American politics.
A sugar beet processing incident near Aaliiaa on November 1 left a worker with injuries described as swelling and browning of the body. A laborer from the face Jory was sent to the County Magots Ho Ino for treatment. The article notes that the poison may have evolved during the mountains, and warns about potential risks to other workers.
George Sydney Pion, currently detained at the police station for inquiry, recounts a bizarre episode from last week. He claims to have boarded the Progress saloon vessel after waking in the harbor, denies intent to steal, and says he would have behaved differently if he had planned to take anything. The owner of the boat, Fisher, detains him as the investigation continues.
In a morning appearance at Hoe Court, George Basque faced two charges including threatening a deadly weapon against his wife and assault with intent on Louie Bamue, a Porto Kirian. He was discharged on the first count due to insufficiency of evidence. on the second count his memory was hazy, a black mark on his arm noted as evidence, and he was fined 95 pounds and costs after a drunken episode involving his wife and other travelers.
Off Nova Scotia on November 1 Captain Geo Makhianon, veteran Pacific Mall Company master mariner, remains aboard Korea waiting orders after serving as executive officer. Reports say experiments and trials are planned between Curlo and Table Heads with gear installed, aiming for mile-post tests and data gathering.
W. G. Irwin & Co agents for Western Sugar Refinery Bay Francisco Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia PA B O Newell Universal Mill Co National Cane Shredder New York USA Oblandt Co Chemical Fertilizer Alex Cram & Sons high grade Fertilizer for Cape and Coffee Pipe Covert ALO O1 FOR SALE ParaMne Paint Co P B Paints and Papers Lacol and Linseed Oil raw and boiled Docturine cold water paint In white and colors Iter Preas Clothes Cement Lime and Bricks
An OCR fragment lists Castle & Cooke, Ltd The Ewa Plantation Co. Sugar The Waimea Sugar Co. La sates tro vee Ae Mo The oe Geor Bink tenth Pumps Centrifugals Roxland Life Insurance Co of Boston The Aetna Fire Co of Hartford 2 The Alliance Assurance Co of London.
A fragmented OCR entry lists Alexander and Baldwin Ltd with references to Covaporta and Gea, KR Carters. The legible portion hints at a corporate notice or filing involving property or contracts, but lacks clear action, dates, or locations.
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