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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR reads like a dated listing or notice with scattered terms such as SUNSCHIETION RA and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1001. The text lacks clear subjects or actions, yielding a brief, ambiguous record of a probable public notice or classified fragment.
A dated proclamation expresses gratitude and calls for national unity amid wartime strain. It lauds leaders and citizens who honor the memory of past presidents, pledges support for public health and infrastructure, and urges responsible spending and national effort toward wartime goals. The piece also mentions anticipated improvements in transportation and commerce, and hints at broader patriotic rhetoric tied to national resilience.
The cabinet acknowledges internal divisions and proposes a formal procedure for upcoming measures. It notes work to be formulated next week as proposals for a decisive domestic step await consideration. Parliament is expected to reconvene on January 28.
Strikes final in Ground district as workers move toward de declaring end to prolonged stoppage. Shafer and unions plan to present formal end at tonight meeting, signaling return from idleness and hope for resolution.
Pans for development of a Canadian Australian steamship line are announced by Union Steamship. Two new steamers will be built on the Clyde and launched in about ten months. Chief executive Jamon Mille, managing director for Union Steamship New Zealand, reports ongoing attempts to secure government support and maintain service to Australia and New Zealand ports.
The Cheyenne Lander reports a large funeral service for Colonel Taird, past grand commander of the Wyoming Commandery, with Knights Templar honor guards, church rites, and a procession to the final resting place. Attendees included Judge J. A. Riner, Tr. GP Johnston, and local figures, reflecting a community tribute to a noted attorney and citizen.
Federal prosecutors consider aggressive action against violators of the anti trust law as Attorney General Knox contemplates using the full Department of Justice machinery. The White House and President Roosevelt influence moves guide possible charges and new measures to curb corporate concentrations and market manipulation.
Preparations for the Convent Festival include setting up tents and booths with various committees and volunteers named. Activities on Monday morning feature native Hawaiian vendors, a social program in the afternoon, and a street band performance. A patron fee of a quarter dollar is noted for the evening events.
London reports stalled negotiations between the Government of Great Britain and Nicaragua over the Mosquito coast. The aim is to secure protection for natives and to remove British responsibility while avoiding losses. Foreign Secretary Lord Lansdowne says Indians must be adequately protected, with high offices showing interest in the dispute. The situation remains unsettled with unclear prospects.
A Soviet expert cited by a New York correspondent discusses electric traction and rail lines. The report claims a claimed speed of nine tenths of the mailer mile and notes bolus volt usage as key to achieving high velocity, suggesting a practical rate at a pond could be feasible.
A severely stormy London week disrupts rail service and traffic as trains derail and roads flood. Seventeen injuries surface from a crash on the London, Cruthne & Haver rail line while widespread barriers halt travel and power strains tax daily life during the storm. The Automobile Club suspends tours. urban gloom and outages hamper the city’s normal routines as authorities urge caution.
A banking firm announces its General Banking and Exchange Business now offers Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit in all principal cities worldwide. The program emphasizes reliability, rapid document handling, and secure settlement across international trade routes.
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