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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
3
Henry Wu Savage portrays the Western girl as resilient and inventive, contrasting her with conventional urban performers. He notes independence, breadth, and natural poise that enable original, audience pleasing renditions. Examples include a Wyoming ranch girl who enhanced a Chienno role with unique gestures, illustrating broader Western creativity.
Warships held at readiness as the Duchess of Marlborough arrived with guests including Cornelius Vanderbilt and John Jacob Astor aboard the Astor yacht. Admiral announced a temporary halt to war readiness to host the social event, prompting mixed protests from captains before resuming battle posture after the Duchess’s fete.
The ship’s band played on the quarter deck as Admiral and staff greeted visitors at the gangway. Visitors’ absence of high officials marked the event, then the party departed after two hours. A ceremonial gun salute closed the Sunday naval farewell once discounted by the Navy.
A chaotic 1898 racing recount notes Scintillant winning the Harlem Twentynate mile against a field at Washington Park July 7 1898 carrying 109 pounds. The horse edged Jimmer by a nose with Pink Coat close behind as Meddler broke down and was retired. Ed Corrigan owned Scintillant who also won the Cesarewitch in England in 1890.
Washington August 24 The Secretary authorized Assistant Secretary Alles to announce that large national banks should be prepared to issue additional circulating notes if emergency requires. Banks with deposits secured by United States bonds will be able to print further notes up to their capital, though no extra circulation is planned unless needed. Treasury staff are rapidly preparing the notes while banks report readiness across major cities.
A collage of garbled verse and clipped quotes shows quirky lines about travel time a priest's salary offer timepieces and reformers. The readable bits hint at Brooklyn references and old era wordplay with disjointed dialogue and improbable scenes.
An excerpted denunciation arguing women demand physical and intellectual strength from men, and that even powerful women feel contempt for men who fail to meet expectations. Lady Colin Campbell’s words critique masculine weakness and the social dynamics of power and virtue.
Berlin August 23 Noticen of expulsion have been served upon twenty Mormon missionaries in Germany but they are held up through representations of the United States Embassy. The notices target the Eastern districts and lack government interference, with few legal actions expected.
London Aug 21 008 of he bent acts of the King before his departure from Cowes was the signing of his autograph on the handkerchief used as a flag offence when the surrender of the Boer capital Pretoria was demanded Mor Majesty the Queen attomined on that this handkerchief is now perhaps ane of The most ustors memories of the war bombing as It does the guto graphs of their Majesties. the Prince of Wales Earl Roberts Viscount Kitchen er and the British generals who were Prévent next morning to revive the surrender of the city. Just before waving South Africa for England Lord Kitchener was presented with a handkerchief and maked by a young and rather dulied oMcer to write his Lowraph on It Kitchener examined the handker chief which was a dainty piece of camp dere aned more suitable for a society bolle than for an otcer in the British army. The encroexed and smelled the pretty trifle for a moment and then said Where had the rchtor Ie thin It is mine replied the young ot cer TP have rather a pretty tante in handkerchiefs you know Indeed rejoined Kitchener catting ly And what i your taste in tal bine And he refused to
George Vicier president of the National Marine Engineers Association arrives from Seattle and Portland at 8:55 this morning to visit the local No. 25 lodge. He conducts an annual inspection tour of U S lodges, has organized a subordinate lodge in Alabama, then proceeds to Galveston and New Orleans and along the Atlantic to the Philadelphia headquarters, where meetings occur every three years.
The Morgan line steamer El Sol chief engineer quit January 189% to become president of the association now boasting 28 000 members. He plans Pacific trips since nine years ago and aims to harmonize with the Local lodge, possibly urging maritime legislation while staying between the Palace hotel and 36 Enattreet lodge rooms.
New York reports W K Vanderbilt Jr announces permanent retirement from automobiling citing restrictive laws and poor road conditions. He has sold his high powered machines, with many in France, Germany, and the United States, and will keep only a light steam vehicle for convenience. Nicholas H Torney, a wealthy New York broker who resembled Andrew Carnegie, has died after a brief illness, alternating between Bowery lodging houses and the Hofman of Astor Howe.
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