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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
4
A regional report discusses the Merchants Association meeting, economic trends, and the Ben Naukanas and others. It notes Morgan's coal mine strike, Roosevelt's New England tour results, and public interest in national politics and Alaska trade developments. It also mentions Teddy Roosevelt's summer experiences in Dakota and a playful anecdote about a child’s antics.
New York diary reports Governor Crane considering appointing ex Secretary of the Navy to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court in succession to Holmes. Long, 64, is said to be vigorous and likely to receive the appointment, though few know for certain. The note also mentions German Emperor decorations valued at about 221000 and various insignia.
New York Sept 8 Morgan offered to aid a settlement of the coal miners strike during a conference with Governor Stone Attorney General Eiki and P A B Widener. Morgan may meet with President Mitchell as talks pivot toward peace while mine operators threaten to resign rather than accept arbitration. The North American reports Morgan has endorsed a Stone plan to end the strike allowing miners to return to work without a signed agreement and seeking arbitration if needed.
The American schooner C. A. Klose, 37 days from San Pedro, drifted off course in bad weather and was sighted after two weeks adrift. Captain P F W Gruggle and ten crew members plus the captain’s wife survived by shooting seabirds for food. Captain Ames of the Tampico aided with supplies and directions.
August Kruger of Dexant Amhalt in Germany, a leading auger manufacturer, arrives in Los Angeles to study American sugar refining methods and machinery from extraction to market. He plans to visit Oxnard and Chino as part of his inspection.
General Botha's secretary Mr Bredobur said this evening that Boer Generals expect their U.S. tour to occupy eight months. The Generals will proceed to The Hague tomorrow to attend Boer readers gathering and prepare a program for the future.
Frank Tousey, founder of Judo and a nephew of Randall Tousey, died in New York City from a flour jug accident. He had for several years run an publishing house associated with the American News Company.
Cincinnati Sept The News announces Murat Halstead editor and author seeks the Republican nomination for Congress from the Second Ohio District. The Bulletin notes prior representation by J H Cromwell in the district. Subscription to The Bulletin is 75 cents per month.
New York dispatch reports Runeell Bage Uenamwent his offlog today and went to his town house where his physician attended him. At Bage's residence a reporter was told that he was only slightly ill and had gone to his country home at Cedarhurst, where he had been working very hard for some time.
Reports from Washington state that the German gunboat Panther sank the Haitian gunboat Crete Pierrot at Gonaives after demanding surrender. Crete Pierrot crew reportedly escaped or were later said to have disembarked before further explosions. Berlin notes disputed. No American interests affected, says the U.S. State Department.
The Maine results show a strong Republican gain with a statewide plurality near 27,000, delivering a full delegation and most Senators with one exception. President and Senator Hanna receive messages praising Republican policies and national prosperity. Cumberland County sheriff Rev Samon Pearson referenced. Portand election notable but Pennell wins statewide for Democrats by about 1,000 in Port and nearly 2,000 countywide.
In Fort Worth Texas at Cleburne at noon the Twelfth District Democratic Convention nominated O W Giileapia on ticket 7201 Ridille after three candidates withdrew The Meadlocky ballot was broken at the event The West market offers the monthly reapportionment The Palace Grill advertises meals and private rooms for events at Bethel Avenue location
A fragmented OCR list notes deals among Claus Spreckels & Co in San Francisco, Union Bank of London, American Exchange Bank in New York, Merchants National Bank in Chicago, Lyonnais Bank in Paris, Yokohama Bank, Bank of New Zealand, Bank of Victoria, Bank of Vancouver, and North America branches. Mentions loans secured by security, credits issued, exchange bills bought and sold, and prompt collections.
Pioneer Building and Loan Association offers money loans on approved security and monthly deposits through a savings bank plan. Twenty-fifth stock series now opened with officers J. J. McLean president J. A. Lyle vice president Geo. Denleoo treasurer A Gear secretary. directors J. L. McLean A. A. Wilder A. V. Gear Geo. P. saloon J. D. Holt A. W. Keech J. A. Kyldry JM. Little B. 8 A.V. GWAR secretary. UOD Building Merchant 87
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