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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1902
Page
5
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London reports William O Brien challenged Premier Halfity in the House over President Roosevelt s letter to the United Irish League at Boston. The Speaker ruled the question out of order as O Brien pressed for an adjournment. A later White House note dated Washington DC states the President regrets he cannot attend the cordial invitation due to public duties.
The Landsting today rejected the second reading of the Danish Island treaty with the United States on cession of the West Indian inter country. Vote 82 to 28. Debates featured opposition from Leftists and Independents, with public uproar and mentions of German crisis in Berlin.
News from New York reports King Oscar of Sweden and Norway ruled on the Samoan dispute regarding joint naval actions at Apia in 1899. The decision affects arbitration scope, damages claims, and the legitimacy of the 1899 landing, with implications for United States and Great Britain.
In Wilkes Barre Pa on October 22 striking miners began repairs and preparation for a broad coal mining resumption across the region. While some workers like steam engineers and pumpmen seek eight hour days, many in the South Wilkes Barre area face scarce positions as companies promise non discrimination and eventual reallocation. President Mitchell leads the miners’ side before the labor administration commission.
London reports on complex Allied diplomacy as Turkey seeks to replace Raidsman with new diplomats while Russia proposes to tighten allied alignments. The piece notes a June conclusion to a prior treaty and discusses Western powers convening over the Dardanelles and allied naval dispositions amid pressure from Russo Turkish interactions.
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