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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
4
The text sketches political clashes in New York and national debates over public works and industrial power. It mentions Currie Nation, Yale Dupe, Provident Hoonevelts, and Speaker Cooper, alongside references to Henry Adams era public life and the Atlantic cable’s historic laying from Vancouver Island.
Political notes urge solidifying party support as momentum builds for the last weeks of campaigning. Voter enthusiasm is highlighted as key, with organizers stressing attendance at rallies and sustained canvassing to influence the upcoming election.
Fragmentary passage notes Fourth and Fifth districts and mentions Menutheanlen and Luttweds with Enthusiasm and confidence. It calls for candidates and party workers to meet veterans in indierint times, but details are unclear and context fragmented.
A chaotic Yale Glee Club visit near New Haven ends with students and crowd reacting to a disruptive speaker. The speaker, described as scolding the crowd about liquor and tobacco, triggers a wave of heckling and a dramatic retreat to her hotel. Police and campus figures are referenced amid the tumult.
Fire in Stockton devastates four blocks bounded by Washington to Sutter streets near the courthouse area. The Agricultural Pavilion and Surgeon Hospital are destroyed, Mary’s Catholic Church suffers damage, and losses approach half a million dollars. Many residents lose homes as hundreds are left homeless by the blaze.
An executive committee of the Republican Territorial Central Committee meets at headquarters tonight to arrange a large rally Monday night. A special platform at the railway station will showcase speakers including nominees for the Senate and House from the FHCh District. Trains will convey supporters along the line from Walaway to Pearl City and from Honolulu to Pearl City.
The report describes a U S battle with Wisconsin near Panama, Captin George C Kelter arriving from San Francia on September 17 and exchanging salutes with land forces. Captain Reiter will meet General Balaar to discuss ongoing government operations. A German cattle tariff note appears in Berlin.
Tom Bates advance agent for the Lilleford Company acted bravely when a buggy horse bolted toward the depot area in Nevada City. He sprang into the rig, restrained the frightened animal, and steered it away to safety as the horse neared a bad fall. The buggy’s occupant, a Gran Valley woman and her daughter, thanked Bates profusely for saving them from injury. The couple, wife and daughter of Mr Savage, later expressed their gratitude.
Heatherbloom ridden by Die Donnelly cleared 7 feet 6 inches, setting a new world record for high jump in the trainer challenge cup race at the Bryn Mawr show in Philadelphia. A large crowd cheered as the famous timber topper achieved the feat, with crowd applause and horsemanship praised.
Owen Holt Jr faced a misdemeanor with a deadly weapon charge in Police Court this morning. the case was continued. The report describes a separate incident involving a youth who fired four Chinwe and a later warrant led to another wounded man. A Witerek concert tine promotion offered a student rate for music students, while rumors swirled about staffing changes at the Star newspaper and a vaudeville act.
London Sept 27 The new United States Ambassador to Great Britain Sir Michael Herbert sails today from London to New York aboard the Campania. He will spend a few days in New York and then proceed to Washington. He expresses optimism about strong Anglo American diplomatic ties and hopes for steady understanding between the two nations. He notes the importance of Washington as the center of British diplomacy and reflects on the value of living in America. He also discusses British interest in Romanian negotiations and says the United States is backing up a new departure in that area with support from Britain.
Washington reports Commissioner Frank P. Sargent will return from Montreal then go to Bull Fravelnen to study immigration policy and enforcement. Brown of Hawaii migration sits with Sargent. thousands of Japanese flow to Hawaii, Chinese favored for labor. planters told to expect no help easing exclusion. Jamaow Dang and others face removal, while Dunn’s administration debated. Yasui Nani fined, Mrs Too Wood fined for beer selling without license. J. M. Camara vies for Legislature.
Siamen from Blick Hille Dakota visiting here reports the event will be pulled off next month on the Linck Hilly line to Chicago despite President Koonerwt's prohibition. Wagers around 50000 dollars attract bettors who plan to take a special train to the race.
Witherbarty Pa Oct 1 Peewden Mitchell of the United Mine Workers did not leave for New York today. Reports said he would travel to the metropolis early tomorrow. Mitchell declined to comment on the conference yesterday between the President and cabinet members regarding the coal strike situation.
Agents for a sugar refinery, mining locomotive, universal mill, and fertilizer companies list products including cane shredder parts, reed pipe coverings, paraffine paint, linseed oil, cold-water ballast, indurine, colors, filter primer, cement, lime, and brick. The notice names New York addresses and multiple vendors offering hardware and chemical supplies.
This historical snippet lists Clara Spreckels and Claus Spreckels & Co as bankers with a roster of associated banks in major cities including San Francisco New York London Berlin Shanghai and Vancouver. It notes deposits received loans issued credits drafts and collections with prompt accounting.
Pioneer Building and Loos Association discusses money loans on approved security. A savings bank promotes monthly deposits via the monthly instalment plan. Officers listed include J. L. McLean as president and J. A. Lyle as vice president with Geo P Denion as treasurer and A V Gear as secretary. Directors named include J L McLean A A Wilder and others. Judd Building Merchant 87 appears in the item.
A brief from the Yokohama Specie Bank Limited detailing subscribed capital of 24,000,006 and paid up capital of 1 million, with reserved pounds. It notes the bank buys and receives for collection bills on various denominations for 12 months, six months, and three months, linked to Yokohama King Fin.
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