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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
4
Lord Kitchener departed today for India to assume command of Belton forces there. He travels via Paris and will visit Khartoum. Official arrangements for his departure were confirmed despite doubts about timing.
The notice records an order of suspension for James Hoyt, Superintendent of Public Works, Honolulu, citing resignation intentions and sanction procedures. The detailed report covers official actions, statutory authority, and public remarks at a waterfront meeting featuring speakers like Jose B. Mikkalat and others urging campaign support and political positions.
Proceedings unfold in federal court tied to a distillery case and a deportation matter. Jurors and officials are named amid testimony and debate over legal technicalities and a potential murder-related courthouse context. Weather data and a brief barometer reading appear in the report.
The piece describes a chaotic pursuit near the Devinle wharf with a runaway incident tied to Traders and a broker. It notes an argument on demurrer in a lower court, with J T WeBolt acting as judge and lawyers from Smilth Lewis present. The fragment mentions a Halloween gathering for members and friends planned by "The Scottion" in Progress blauk.
Chicago October 17 The article lists anthracite miners demands for wage rises, accident safety, union recognition, better organization of skilled mechanics, and contract system reform. It notes operators’ counter demands including union work with nonunion miners and automatic checks on mine works.
Berlin October 21 Conservative and Centrist factions defeated the government in tariff votes. They proposed binding minimum wheat duties at 1.69 per metric hundredweight and rye duties at 1.37, instead of the government’s 1.2. Vote tallies showed Wheat 1M 10 14% and Rye 1ST to Ted, with opposition from National Liberals and others.
Frank Jt Harvey, David M Kupiner, Daniel Damien, 4K, Paele Nk Kou 8K oil figures appear in a damaged OCR segment.
Jury charges Colonel Ridward Butler a longtime politician with bakery ties in a city bribery case. Edward utter and other figures allegedly allocated funds collected at a hotel gathering, tying to a Wells Fargo like scheme and related payments. A theater house owner Julius Lehman figures in the conspiracy as delegates and city officials are named in the probe.
Independent candidate Clarence W. Ashford appeals to Oahu electors seeking the Senate seat. He pledges no party ties, promises honest government, support for municipal governance, practical officials, and legal-educated leadership to oversee public land questions and five claims settlements. Equal rights to all, special privileges to none.
The Civil Commission plans to reduce the Philippine appropriation for the Bt. Lowie Exposition exhibit by $100,000, lowering the total to $560,000. Commissioner Variett spoke at Piiplaug, arranged by Governor Tutt, and the meeting favored the reversal. The Bulletin costs 75 cents per month.
Claus Spreckerm and Claus Spreckels & Co. are named as bankers in Honolulu with San Francisco agents and a network including The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco and London Union Bank. The note lists international banking partners from Chicago to Hongkong, detailing deposits loans credit and collections services.
Subscribed Capital and paid up capital listed with reserve funds. Head office in Yokohama. Bank offers credit collection, general banking business, and interest at 24,000,000 yen and 14,000,000 yen fixed per annum for 12 months. Advertisement from Yokohama Epople Bank at New Republic Buildings, 111 King Street Honolulu.
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