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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment references distant South Africa and a war context with troops and families returning to dwellings. The text is incomplete and names and specifics are unreadable, but suggests displaced persons or veterans connected to a settlement or fort, with implied hardship and relocation.
A stockholders meeting held at MW McChesney & Co in Honolulu discusses winding up The Kona Sugar Company Limited due to financial decline and mounting liabilities. A committee is empowered to sell all property at public auction to recover debts, with authority shared by any two members and provisions for absence or replacement.
The London port revival gains momentum as a business group led by Rothschilds J P Morgan Barings and others pushes practical measures. A Mansion House conference on October 27 aims to present options to the Government to overhaul or replace the current dock and wharf system and create tidal dock capacity for duties and trade.
The Salvation Army held its final anniversary orientation in Honolulu with officers soldiers and many outsiders attending a street meeting and a later indoor service. Major Harris read a year’s work across Honolulu Hilo Maui and other areas noting attendance figures and open-air meetings while Captain McLeod prepares to open a Circuit Corps in Pearl City and plantation work.
The bulletin reports changes to precincts and officials across districts including corrections to names such as F. Ducholts replacing R. F. Bucholts and Juhi Nelson replacing W. Kine Bey. Carrie Nation criticizes Governor Fyrauren in Wichita seeking temperance action. The notice ends with a price and publication detail for The Bulletin.
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