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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
4
Fragmented text shows an Evening Bulletin issue detailing political party editorial actions. It mentions Republican territorial committees, party discipline, and calls for party loyalty, with scattered references to committees, territorial bounds, and election tactics.
New York reports a Macedonian newspaper note that Turkish troops allied with brigands are acting to guard captives. The article says American officials are pursuing identification of captors and motives behind the kidnapping, vowing to uncover any wider plan and promising the hostage will be released soon.
In Lemion October 34 an order by provincial authorities prompts calls for all volunteers including reserves and yeomen to report to headquarters at once. The War Office has dispatched telegraphic directives to enforce universal service while officials in Leinster delay letters and contend with widespread perturbation.
In New York the stamp tax on stock sales faced a constitutional test as broker Thomas of the Consolidated Exchange refused payment, arguing the tax under the war revenue act is unconstitutional. The case, indicted by the U S Grand Jury on October 9, centers on the legality of the two per cent levy and its application to shares of stock.
A highly garbled observance presents a jumble of names places and events. References include Mary Lepore a hotline Comel Fremont Nor BL and various monikers and dates with unclear actions or outcomes. The text mentions wages a bank a plant at Meamen Ramee and woodpecker notes from Haywards California and a study of the Dawny woodpecker with speculation on survival actions.
Roosevelt expressed a wish to operate the engine during a special train journey to Waris in Ohio. The narrative describes the event with names and places, noting President Roosevelt's curiosity and the reactions of onlookers and officials as he approached the locomotive and the White House offices afterward.
Marquis Ite discusses home politics in New York, noting harmony within the cabinet after the Margily departed Japan. He says the National Party holds majority in the House of Representatives and expects no changes in party cabinet relations. A forthcoming movement is framed as a bid to promote harmony before January. He plans to attend Yale centennial celebrations with travel details pending.
A Supreme Court ruling addresses sidewalk use by bicyclists and pedestrians in a bizarre decision. The court upheld a lower ruling about responsible conduct and safety on city sidewalks, noting restrictions on walking near busy streets and the need to avoid obstructing passage.
A terse sale note lists fruit trees offered at a sacrifice price, located a0 feet from Wilder Avenue with incomplete contact details. The fragment hints at an auction or private sale and urges interested buyers to apply to the listed party, though no full address or phone is provided.
A speaker at the High School discussed student life in Heidelberg and Berlin universities, detailing pre university studies in Germany, language training, and the aims of philosophy and history students. He noted the structure of early education, college courses, and the intense specialization of German professors, with emphasis on civic loyalties and patriotic attitudes among students.
London dispatch reports Winston Churchill speaking at Leicester urging Britain to relieve Lord Kitchener of heavy duties and prepare for a new general mobilization with a defined plan as the war in South Africa is described as an unmitigated nuisance. He warned the danger is greater now than two years ago and criticized the warring wrath reduction.
New York Ort 282 reports Wealthy New York resident known as Colnatown plans to return to Canton to live in luxury during old age. The man, around 66, left with his wife and children for Canton, having no other wives, as he nears 66. Estimated fortune ranges from 60 to 150 thousand. He previously traded in Canada and Portland, opening a small enterprise in New York with Chinese traders. One arrest is noted as a police court case where a man pleaded guilty and was fined 10.
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