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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary notice lists subscription rates from the Fontoffice at Hono rsha and mentions senators W. G. Aghi and Pr ibenderg Ll with Candless in unclear context. The readable bits show rates: fx month zero per year and foreign 1.00 postpaid.
Superintendent Jas 14 meets with Boyd amid government disarray as Mr Bowil is absent. Cooper in charge of Public Works. Governor suspends Boyd pending hearing. Boyd prepared to face charges and resume duties immediately upon notice of commission’s affairs.
Henry Mevers testifies that Judge Gear allegedly embezzled funds from the Public Works department in Honolulu over six months ending September 10, 102, totaling four hundred eighty seven dollars forty cents paid to his own benefit. The matter concerns the Territory of Hawaii Penal Law 158. Subscribed by Wm Wilcox District Magistrate.
New York reports an effort by Presumen e Wolon to delay November magazine issues until printers receive higher wages. The move aims to sack striking workers, likely to fail as publishers seek alternatives. Harper’s, Beriberu’s, Munsey’s, and Century magazines face continued talks and possible out‑of‑town sourcing.
A runaway horse attached to a wagon at Crane dock bolted into a crowd near the wrecked phaeton. Peer Maguire was thrown, the horse dashed through hacks and people, injuring several, with both vehicles badly damaged. Inspector Raith helped subdue the first horse. the second was captured later.
A Honolulu product earns praise in a German voyage story as the Cormoran departs with two hundred and fifty dozen Primo Lager bottles. German officers tasted the beer, exclaimed Sehr gut, and requested more, praising its quality and flavor during their voyage to the Mortall islands.
Wilkes-Barre dispatch reports President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers received Roosevelt’s arbitration commission appointment. Strike plans for districts are to be reviewed with a convention by Saturday and may end by May Day. Mitchell met National Secretary Wilson and district leaders after the message, then prepared to inform miners and rest.
The Secretary for State Howe licensed the American Brook Foundry Company incorporated in New Jersey with principal offices in Jersey City and capital stock of 3,000,000 dollars. The action was taken today in Sprinedeld U Oct 1.
Washington report notes the United States Supreme Court convened for the October term with only a few bar members admitted. In New York, the Christian Missionary Alliance meetings raised subscriptions totaling $60,000 with A B Simpson and Henry Wilson as speakers.
New York reports nearly 24 000 France calls transmitted to the Times via London regarding the proposed statue for the late Emile Zola. Bulletin notes strong public interest and fundraising details.
The court orders a new trial after reviewing the burdened agreement chain and agent actions. Attorneys Roberton and Wilder represent the plaintiff, while Kingey Wallond McClanahan J. A. Magoon and J. Lightfoot defend, detailing billing and encumbrance issues tied to the prior verdict.
Crown Prince Maha Vajiravudh of Siam arrived in Washington from New York and toured Arlington and city sights with his brother Prince Chakravinga. A royal banquet at the St. James Hall honored the prince and the Siamese mission, with U.S. officials and advisors in attendance. The party planned further travel to Naples for Naval Academy events, with the prince returning to Washington in October. The U.S. delegated naval support to reinforce Morietta at La Guayra amid tensions in Venezuela.
Westminster London October 12 Reverend Chas Hoppy Roblinecn has been appointed dean of Westminster succeeding Reverend George Granvilly Bradley who has retired amid a long service record.
The readable text names Frank R. Harvey and David M. Kupihea with Damien Daniel Paele and other unreadable terms. No dates or clear actions are visible, making it difficult to determine event type or location.
A Home Rule meeting on Kiama and Punchbowl Streets featured speakers Jest P Mahalul Edgar Cayplews J McCarthy Moses Kaalkanla Sam Kama Wala Kallikioa and Col McCarthy. They urged voting Home Rule while noting Republican parallels and warned Hawaiians against boycott pressure and fear of political backlash.
Colonel Ed Motler, a St. Louis millionaire politician, was indicted on attempted bribery tied to a city garbage contract. The trial, moved for venue, features defense arguing the contract validity and charging officials with accepting a bribe.
Navy orders Commander W B Sewall to Guam to assume command at the naval station, relieving Commander Benton Schroeder who is sent home to await orders. Reports cite complaints of harsh discipline under Schroeder, with many garrison men mutinous and seeking wood to forage for hunger.
Chicago October market brief notes J Oden Armour 1 as corn king remains defended by operators who have been forced to cover. John Coe daily and A Patton report wetted losses with nearly 1,000,000 bushels covered. Some traders claim Cudahy has hedged about 5,000,000 bushels in the past two days. Armour credited with a profit.
Clarence W. Ashford declares independence from parties and cliques and pledges to promote honest government and sound municipal policy in Hawaii Territory. He argues for less politics, more business principles, and officials with legal experience to oversee municipal charters, urging electors to consider his qualifications and support.
The document lists multiple banks in San Francisco New York London and Chicago with notes on deposits loans purchases and sales. It mentions entities such as The Nevada Bank of San Francisco Union Bank of London Merchants National Bank and Lyonnais plus Hong Kong and New Zealand Australia connections. Collections are promptly accounted for and deposits received loans made with no changes to balances.
A catalog of agencies including The Ewa Plantation Co The Walsluanes Co Ltd Kohala Sugar Waimea Sugar Co Fulton Ko Woka St Louis Ma The Standard Co Geo F Maksc coam Pampa Winston's Centrifugals New England Life Insurance Co Boston Actna Fire Inc Co Hartford Alliance Assurance Co London positioned under Castle & Cooke Ltd.
Agents for Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co Haiku Sugar Co Pals Plan tation Co Nabiki Sugar Co Kibel Plantation Co Hawelien Sugar Co Kebuiat Railroad Co appear in a business name roll call listing agents and associated entities with possible corporate affiliates in Hawaii and related sugar industry interests.
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