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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1902
Page
4
A collage of political commentary critiques coal prices and housing costs while debating candidates like Wilcox and Hearst. It cites reactions to Parkhurst and Odutt, notes voter intelligence, and questions Hearst’s potential influence in Congress amid national newspaper perspectives.
The Island Press condemns Te gis lat or Wilcox over alleged manipulation of Hawaiians enfranchisement and military academy appointments. It asserts Republican rivals and Judge Little shaped the outcome, denying Wilcox direct influence while praising others linked to the Home Rule line.
The Herald reports speculation about construction on the Kohala to Hilo railway from Hilo to Makalay. Public skepticism remains as rumors spread of funding and timing. Officials say financial institutions backing the project may secure funds soon, with a hoped extension toward Hakala and potential service to tidewater.
Mawali Herald reports in Speech excerpts that mention a dubious $100,000 Leper Settlement appropriation and a claimed ten million thousand dollar figure. The dialogue mocks figures as rhetorical flourishes and references political fallout from prior accusations of lying.
The Maui News reports Prince Kuhio’s visit emphasizes principles over personalities. The piece contrasts leaders with party animosities and calls for unity and honest work by Maui leaders to boost Republican turnout in the upcoming election.
The article discusses a rising future for Inland coffee with patient development and educational efforts to boost mainland demand. It notes a distinct U S market forming, a gradual rise in production, and the need for continued support from leadership to sustain growth. It also contains a political endorsement for J M Camara.
Deputy Chillingworth with Chester Doyle and Samuel Leslie locate a large okolehao still on a farm near Inland. They notify Federal agents, and Revenue Officer Drake takes custody after inspecting the site as Japanese workers are directed to guard the still until Monday morning.
Two Catholic priests leave for Molokai this afternoon. Brother Berapaon moves to Kalaupapo to assist Father Maxime, and Brother Roche to Kay Jawa to oversee Baldwin Home. Father Oliver of Kohala takes over for Father Maxting in Hilo, and Father Aloys Goa replaces a Kohala farmer task. Local antics include Father Valentin joking with Nimdelf’s schoolgirls about new attire.
Reports from across the Islante indicate duck populations are high this year with large flocks at major ponds beyond Oahu. Hunters on the Wal- Kibt district and near Kalla Lake report success, including nineteen ducks on one morning excursion and a substantial tally of 250 ducks along Kawah area waters.
Judes Wilcox today sentenced De mencio Rodrigues a young Porto Rican to three months imprisonment on vagrancy charges. Witnesses testified Rodrigues claimed he only liked to work in the early morning and the judge responded he would be sent to a place where that desire would be gratified.
Fragmentary OCR hints at individuals Frank R. Harvey David M L Kupihea Daniel Damien Jk and Paele Nk Kou Ok with an oil reference. Details are unclear but imply a list or incident involving these names and oil.
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Sam Parker, a towering Hawaiian Kanaka, meeting President Theodore Roosevelt. It notes Roosevelt’s surprise at Parker’s background, Parker’s gubernatorial prospects, and a later stately reception where Parker’s presence sparked curiosity among officials and a joke about Cherokee ancestry.
Clarence W. Ashford appeals to electors of Oahu as an Independent candidate for Senator. He pledges no party ties, vows honest government, and calls for municipal reform, land settlement, and equal rights for all with special privilege to none. He seeks votes and support.
Claus Spreckels and Wm Irwin Claus Spreckels Co bankers are named alongside an international banking roster. The notice lists institutions in San Francisco London New York Berlin Hong Kong and more, offering deposits, loans, guarantees, letters of credit and collections with prompt accounting.
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