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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
3
Extra good value muslin drawers in multiple waist sizes with two rows of cluster tucks and embroidery. Extra fine cotton with two cluster tucks and embroidery. Tie and high neck styles with embroidery, insertion, and wide trimming. Corset covers and Ladiva vests offered in small sizes at 12 1 2, 15 and 20 cents.
The Shamrock II will be commanded by Captain Charles Davis in the early spring trials to test the new defender. Davis, veteran of the Lures and Allen, brings notable resources and originality. Morgan and Miller names surface for the Columbia’s future control as the 1890 Defender experience informs selections.
In Madrid Queen Maria Christina plans winter in Seville to push a reconciliation with King Alfonso amid past conflicts over her morganatic marriage and alleged affairs. Friends coordinate schemes to counter court rumors and portray the monarchs' rift as exaggerated, aiming to restore royal harmony.
Tom Pong was found guilty of moonshining in federal court after a 30 minute deliberation. Sentencing set for Monday morning. Manuel Vierra pleaded guilty to selling liquor with case against Daisy Vierra postponed on recognizance. Kawasaki’s trial scheduled for next Wednesday. Joan Sabate faces four indictments for unlawful tampering with US mails. Captain AF Pillsbury named marine surveyor for the National Underwriters Association. Pillbury to leave for Japan aboard the Doric to head the Mamblew Malt steamer Pohing before resigning from Pacific Malt Co.
An OCR fragment from a New York story references a large payout expectation and a New York arrival. The text is garbled but suggests a financial or commodity event tied to New York with substantial sums and timing, though exact details are unclear.
Unanimous local union votes affirm resolve to stay off the job until mine owners concede. President Mitchell, after letters to Washington, heads to New York with district leaders. miners praise Roosevelt, condemn railroad executives and Stone for troops, while noting no coal shipments increase and awaiting further developments.
Washington reports no new developments in the coal strike as President Roosevelt and President Mitchell exchange proposals. Operators, backed by Governor Stone, may resume coal shipments while Cortelyon's letter to end work awaits response at the White House. The record notes no new plan or intimation from Roosevelt.
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