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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
4
Secretary Wilson declines opinion on the sugar trust, indicating a need for a map or interpreter to uncover table remarks. The note hints at strong underlying sympathy for beet sugar farmers, set against ongoing agricultural policy debates.
The freight steamer Meteor from Seville arrived in Honolulu after a pleasant voyage reporting repairs in Baltimore and a storm near Cape Pillar. It carried 1700 tons of freight including lumber flour and beer bound for Seattle, and a wagon and team of horses were sent on to A. St. Bayren. The vessel is operated by Globe Navigation Co. Beebe accompanies the cargo.
The article discusses the role of the church in shaping moral and political policy, urging unity among denominations to influence state and federal laws. It notes the sugar trade conflict as a broader economic battleground, and calls for improved Hawaii mail sorting on steamers to speed communications and aid business across the Territory.
Heavy rain hinders a frontier communication as Dutch forces split into small groups while Bou leads burghers toward Pongolu forest near Laneburg Trunxvan. In Cape Town civilians need permits to sail Cay Parker. London reports troops held for active service and a growing army corps readiness.
The Convention of the Melecopal Church reports that the canon on marriage and divorce was adopted in the House of Deputies after debate but remains unresolved. Deputies expect passage by the House of Bishops and anticipate diocesan votes in the House of Deputies, with a majority of clerical and lay votes to decide the resolution.
The Kinny arrived from Hilo after 1 pm landing 134 Porto Ricans at Kihei, then waited two hours, reached Honolulu, Mahokoni and Hakslay before a 43 hour total trip. Over 200 laborers landed in Hilo after a cargo wait, with 36 hours actual steaming.
New York dispatch notes the American Sugar Refining Company cuts granulated sugar prices in the Missouri Valley signaling a broader clash of cane and beet interests. It cites figures and quotes from sugar expert James H. Port and links to Cuba trade policy ahead of a presidential election, with Cuban and Spanish ties influencing sentiment and reciprocity moves.
Stanford football team from Palo Alto opened with a quick score on a sixty yard punt by Hill, followed by Olympic fumbles and a series of plays inside forty two yards. Traeger converted a goal after a long drive. In the second half, Olympic mounted twelve strong assaults from Stanford’s line but Cadwimier broke through for a remaining yard touchdown and goal.
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