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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1902
Page
8
A New York report describes the discovery of a nude body found at 1 West Twenty-ninth Street and an arrest connected to the case. Police report a pale, bloody scene with a waiter named Hin involved, and a furnace incident noted during investigation.
A cable from Paris reports Grand Duke Mo Hin denying sensational rumors about high flying in the United States. He praises Americans energy and industrious citizens after dinner with President Roosevelt, noting no improper conduct occurred and that champagne stories are imagination.
Avery, longtime secretary of the Republican Territorial Central Committee of Hawaii, submits his resignation citing no further obligations to the committee. He notes he has learned nothing from the committee and hopes the body will uphold party rules as part of its organization.
Civil engineer Whitehouse has gone to Portland to oversee Italian laborers recruited for the Pup branch of the Hilo Autlroid Company system. The move highlights the company’s effort to secure skilled labor for railway building across the Mainland and Hawaii, seen by residents as a sign of collaboration with local sugar plantation interests.
London reports a halt to an Anglo American tobacco war as negotiations concluded August 1. Officials say the combination will affect broader Anglo American commercial relations and require careful handling by all parties.
Weather details include morning minimum 73, barometer 30.04 at 9 am, humidity 44 percent, and cloudy conditions with fresh winds. The page lists assorted local ads and notices from shops, inns, and services on King Street, plus party political items, court notices, and forthcoming events, including the wedding of Henry Gitew and Florence Lycett and a few legal actions.
Bank markets reel as speculation collapses. Big pools sustain heavy losses while many individual investors vanish. prominent figures such as Lambert Harris and the Wertects craw faction face sweeping financial ruin amid enforced liquidation and capital tightness. Early registration urged for a relief frame of $49,000,000.
The State Department issued diplomatic appointments. Charles Tower of Pennsylvania becomes Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia and Austria Hungary. Robert McCormack of Illinois is named to Austria Hungary and Switzerland. Arthur Hardy of New Hampshire is appointed to Switzerland and Spain. Charles Page Bryan of Texas to Brazil then Switzerland. David B. Thompson of Nebraska to Brazil. Appointments take effect when Ambassador White leaves Berlin on November 10.
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