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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
3
A column titled Problems for the chess enthusiasts lists address details for correspondence to Chert Killer and the Evening Bulletin. It references problem submissions, a mistaken prior typo, and mentions Problem No. 33 composed by H. W. Barry.
An old promotional text extols Sehlite beer, claiming purity and health benefits. It emphasizes cleanliness in brewing, cooling, filtering, and sterilizing processes, and asserts Sehlite is aged to avoid green or impure beer. The ad urges readers to choose Sehlite for home consumption.
A sensational tale reports a supposed prince of Haluchistan arriving in New York and working as a curry cook at Sherry's Lamone restaurant. The piece notes public intrigue, media coverage, and the prince’s intention to open a restaurant, contrasted with a separate court ruling on a separate Metropolitan Street Railway death case. Justice O Gorman set aside a $16,000 verdict as inadequate and awarded $300 to Julian Whwen for his son’s death, a move described as unprecedented.
The Knights of Labor general assembly denounced the Frye Hanna Payne subsidy bill now in the United States Senate. They argued it harms American shipyards and labor by undermining domestic shipbuilding and wages, and urged Congress to oppose the measure. The resolution called for sending copies of the action to each member of Congress.
The annual message denounces conflicts between organized labor and the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers. It claims deception by the American Federation of Labor and criticizes allied labor groups for aiding the industry while warning against political interventions. The piece emphasizes loyalty to the federation and urges scrutiny of rival organizations.
A group of teachers students and friends of Kamohamnebe Rohools petition the Treasurer of the Territory of Mawait to refuse any license or distribution of beer wine or spirits within school grounds and to revoke the Star Balloon sale that caused the incident. The request seeks education and elevated Hawaiiag people and urges action at the earliest possible moment.
New York dispatch reports Sir Chi Chen Leh Feng Lut the Chinese Minister in London will be replaced at the Court of St James by Chang Le Yi. The correspondent notes Chang Le Yi travels with Na Tung to Japan to apologize for the murder of Sugiyama, Chancellor of the Japanese Legation in Peking.
A fragmented readable note mentions Eames and Rr A Ce LS in a local brief. Casual reference suggests a society or group activity, with limited context and no clear event dates or outcomes.
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