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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
10
A reader remarks on a collection of deathbed utterances by a wary hack who extracts last words of famous figures. He notes egotism pervades the lines and pities the vanity that taints such farewell speeches. New York appears as the source of the musings.
The Treasury reports August receipts totaling 48.6 million with expenditures of 42.7 million, yielding a surplus around 5.96 million, aided by congressional tax cuts. Customs receipts rise while internal revenue falls, indicating a heavy foreign purchase pace. Banks plan to boost circulation by deposit of bonds, potentially adding about 12.26 million in emergency currency.
A new lavish gambling house near the Waldorf Astoria opens with a $20,000 marble staircase and opulent interiors. The $90,000 property drew a $120,400 counteroffer from the Autoreatate, with staff in livery and high stakes at tables. Backers seek a “society tour” to attract wealthy patrons, featuring Miss Yanagiaawa from Japan among prominent figures.
Washington reports the Maine did not reach the contracted eighteen knots on the Cape Ann trial, averaging 17.06 knots. Builders face forfeits and a further official test is pending with figures expected next week.
A long account recalls a 1869 scheme by two men, Livingstone and a partner, to obtain a large life policy through quick examinations and staged relationships. The promoter split commissions, a death followed, and the company paid out after investigations. The tale notes multiple later payoffs and social circles around Broadway and New England.
A sprawling report outlines a proposed United States Packing Company merger valued near 500 million dollars led by J Ogden Armour and Gustavus Swift. Estimated annual profits run into tens of millions with high returns on capital. The plan aims to absorb major meat and allied firms, creating a vast monopoly drawing public scrutiny and fear of daily price and product impact.
The Democratic Congressional campaign book, a 384 page volume, emphasizes jam and trade topics, proclaims equal rights, and critiques the Republican Party for Cuba policy and anti trust lapses. It surveys tariffs, trusts, imperial policy, and contains lists, price comparisons, and case studies on prominent trusts.
William A. Larned of Euromit defeated Reginald F Doherty of England three sets to one to win the championship. Larned dominated from the baseline and net, displaying superior conditioning in the hot sun at Newport. The match marked a sharp upset as the English challenger faded late, with Larned sealing the title after a tense final stretch.
A terse report notes a pare penal loan of £5,000,000 arranged during a Persian ruler’s Warsaw visit. Terms are unknown and the move aimed to stay secret to avoid triggering British suspicions about Russian aims in India and the Persian Gulf. The Evening Bulletin notes TE cents per month.
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