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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
3
Members of the New York Board of Trade and Transportation have signed a call for a special meeting on commercial reciprocity. The board members acknowledge differing views among manufacturers and state the meeting is convened without bias to hear all sides and reach conclusions.
Mrs Roosevelt, visiting New York from Washington, waited in a crowded fashion establishment for about an hour as the proprietor explained the dressmaker could not be interrupted. The incident, reported by a Chicago telegram, suggests a minor social friction during a public outing.
The Shipping Men and Board of Health held a meeting to review a general scheme for wharf area improvements. A three member committee was formed to confer with Mr Campbell on return from Hawaii. Estimated cost about 20000 dollars and funds to be arranged when steps start. The aim is to prevent ships from lodging near the wharves and to aid fumigation and quarantine work.
A Russian engineering project to bore a tunnel beneath the Caucasus mountain range 40 miles south of Vindkavkas is under consideration. The proposed tunnel would span about 23 miles with an estimated cost of 75 million dollars, linking Southern Russia to the Trans Siberian corridor, potentially transforming military and commercial routes.
In Brooklyn County Court a $1,000,000 real estate company named Realty Association was empowered to build railroads and manufacturing plants, signaling the formation of a large real estate trust. The move involves prominent figures in real estate and finance amid broad interest. Also noted is the Academy of Fine Arts electing honorary members including RAWIN AUSTIN ABBEY, John Singer Sargent, and Walter Crane.
Vancouver reports a new Klondyke strike near Montana creek with rapid stampedes as claims show promise and prices for certain metals rise from $100 to $5000. An October 28 expedition of eleven prospectors ventured for gold with limited supplies, amid harsh winter warnings.
Berlin and New York Times reports on a Woly Sepulchre clash involving Latin and Greek monks in Jerusalem. The New York University council approves Helen Gould as a ceremony advocate and discusses raising $2 million by 1905 for campus expansion and a productive endowment.
A jury examines a murder case involving Cherie Moradany and Kiki Sening HD Aton. The defendant faced questions about employment and a linked incident at Meetatand, with evidence and witness testimony shaping the verdict. The trial proceeds as the jury weighs the remaining facts and motions.
The Pan American campaign report notes divisions among South American states over arbitration amid Chile favorability and Peru opposition. The Hague Convention is cited as guiding inter nation questions, with Guatemala proposing a Pan American court of claims to settle outstanding disputes between governments and allied powers.
Englishman Ponshyn Neville arrives aboard the Wambela and tells Inspectors he came to marry a Chicago girl and plans a honeymoon in the south before returning to England. A diamond ring and wedding jewels valued at $200 are reportedly hidden in his stocking. Timothy Donohoe and a Treasury agent pursue details with Collector Midwell.
Unclear OCR item notes an electrical goods firm at 19 Mevhor Street with a reference to Pierce and a device or trade term. Readable fragmentary item suggests a trade advertisement or notice for equipment at a local business. No clear date, event, or outcome is evident in the legible text.
The Civil Service Commission reports wider commissary privileges for Insular and provincial government employees outside Manila. Supplies will cost 20 percent more to cover transport and expenses, with stores to be based in Manila. The move comes after complaints over supplying arms and equipment.
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