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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1902
Page
7
Irallaue It Farrington lists subscription rates for Evening Bulletin per month and weakly Bulletin. notice includes postoffice entry and second class matter details for Howe.
A long local commentary argues for or against imposing compulsory age limits on city workers and extending post retirement arrangements, while critiquing politicians and civil service practices. It notes that some veterans continue working past seventy and discusses national political implications for New York mayoral and presidential races.
The piece discusses retirement ages from seventy for professors per Cornell University trustees and government civil service retirement ideas. It notes shifts toward older workers' pensions, lecturer roles after retirement, and potential constitutional prompts for change. It mentions the Civil Service Commission and debates on when employment should end.
New Orleans reports the Louisiana sugar grinding season in full blast with about 270 factories active across the state. Delays from light labor last year and wet weather late in December reduce cane yield and sugar output, though juice richness may help. Fuel savings from oil instead of coal cut production costs, aiding an eventual windup despite a shorter tonnage outlook.
The fragmentary clippings cover a census report on crime and morality, reactions to reforms, cholera in Manila, Philippine governance, immigrant attitudes, and various light anecdotes. Notable items mention moral questions, political remarks, and international notes from Chicago to Washington, with curios about bankers, prizes, and gamblers.
An Oklahoma Bradstreet letter dated August 30, 1903, from W. R. Swartout praises the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company. It notes a confidential New York report showing strong management and solid finances, and suggests using the company for business referrals and potential future policies.
Article describes a game of pushball in progress. It explains pushball as an American origin sport gaining popularity in England and the United States. Players attempt to push a large inflated sphere about seven feet in diameter between opposing goal posts.
Dea Maines Iowa Nov 6 Cummins quarters say Henderson will join the gubernatorial race with a personal campaign against Cummins before the state convention. Henderson denies or confirms the report, while supporters claim public backing on tariff issues and a rebuff of Cummins influence.
Jon Hotelho faced a first degree larceny charge after allegedly breaking into John Kings Punchbowl Street home and stealing 144 dollars and 75 cents from sleeping King. George Kaupena, charged with second degree larceny, was released until Circuit Court after his two bicycles were taken. David Kaplins faced four second degree larceny charges, with all cases continued.
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