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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
3
A garbled note describes Hawaii National Guard practice aimed at man target drills. Sunday plans include instruction and weapons practice in Manoa valley with the unit assembling and departing for the valley, drills continuing through the day with ok targets.
San Francisco October 12 Superior Judge Carroll Cook, just back from a tour, described his visit to Leon Czolgosz in the Buffalo jail before trial. He noted the assassin’s appearance, the jail’s security, and the reactions of crowds and mourners after the president’s death.
A review traces Eleanor Roosevelt's maternal line to the Bulloch family of Georgia. The piece recounts her Civil War era visit to Savannah and her Southern affiliations, detailing a 1901 New York dinner, Roosevelt family pressure, and her defiant stance on flying the Confederate flag in a private room, with Theodore Roosevelt persuading the crowd to ease tensions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a dubious cure claim for curing a gold in one day with laxatives and quinine tablets. The text references a box with a signature and an ominous warning, and mentions a show titled The BIGCH 18 TUGHER and an Evening Bulletin edition from the South with a price of 7 cents.
The Federal Grand Jury, before Judge Kates, received instruction on voting duties. Foreman Brown asked if a juror may abstain, but Judge Estee insisted jurors must vote either for indictment or for none, and those who cannot choose a side are unworthy of an American jury. The Evening Bulletin.
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