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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1901
Page
4
A fragment from The Loveminer outlines postal rates and annual payments with references to McKinley memoriet and calls for action. It discusses corporate funding and a proposed dividend plan tied to unit holders amid community debate.
A fragmented article fragment debates Hawaiian sugar imports, public spending, and labor strain. It questions tax cuts and consumer pricing while critiquing demagogic rhetoric. The piece references public interest, energy policy, and the role of government in wartime reconstruction.
Fragmented passage discusses presidential promises, public disappointment, and Britain’s war stance with vague references to leaders and policies. It mentions Adena, a millionaire, day laborers, Moors, Transvaal, and Governor Dole in a context of political contention and national issues. The garbled text limits precise facts.
A fragmentary report discusses investor confidence, potential public works funding, and political opinions about Territorial administration. It notes a tense business climate, rising sentiment over a market listing, and a cautious stance on ethnic and national identities amid economic speculation.
The readable fragments discuss territorial government, land tenure, and governance bodies. It mentions the commission, territorial limits, and potential future responses by landholders. Specific names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the text centers on authority, land distribution, and regulatory roles.
The Havana health department reports September mortality 729 with a low death rate of 15.64, lower than New York or Berlin. Yellow fever remains low, malaria deaths declined, and overall mortality decreased due to preventive measures. The piece notes military governance influence and calls for continued sanitation and patience.
A damaged OCR style theatre review celebrates the cast and staging of a Victorian era drama. It praises Chapman and Ned Ar taller actors, notes Miss Chapman’s commanding presence and Miss Noll as aristocrat, and highlights Admiral Sir Joseph Darby Piers in a memorable cameo.
The article traces presidential terms from Washington to Cleveland and McKinley, noting incumbents, term lengths, and nonconsecutive offices. It discusses succession mechanics, breaks in tenure, and a debate on Roosevelt as the twenty-fifth president, including a speculative view of Gibraltar fortifications and military strategy.
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