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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
7
The article notes crowds along the waterfront and strong enthusiasm for racing events around Megatta Day. It discusses political maneuvering by Republicans and Democrats, including Delegate Wilcox avoiding rifts with Democratic allies and the push for local self government in Hilo and Hawaii.
A fragmentary column by Lanai Lounger surveys political intrigue in Hawaii. It jokes about Senate commissioners, officials, and vague references to the Kohala water issue, while lampooning party politics and a supposed blind leading the blind.
Berlin dispatch notes Emperor William’s farewell to Generals Corbin Young and Wood. Ike Roosevelt is praised for versatility and courage, while the Emperor expresses cordial regard for Roosevelt, White, and Moonevelt. The piece details cavalry maneuvers, personal messages, and planned visits to the United States with a note on the Bulletin weekly edition.
The document outlines a special form of contract allowing monthly income amounts such as 10, 42h, 30 or other figures. It notes immediate 50 percent of face on death in addition to income, with variations for ordinary life, limited payment, or settlement plans.
Governor Sanford B. Dole proclaims a general election to be held on Tuesday November 4, 1902 across Oahu Maui Molokai Lanai and Kahoolawe with multiple precincts and polling places listed by district. It designates delegates to the U S House and territorial legislature and details hours and locations for each precinct.
Editor Evening Bulletin letters defend Home Rule speakers at Palum meeting. KR W. Wilcox counters P C Advertiser misrepresentations, stating Democrats were not quoted out of context. He asserts support for Home Riders toward Democratic colleagues in the upcoming campaign.
Thomas Fitch says he never received pay for his Orpheum speech and that contributing to the Republican cause has always been a labor of love. He says he consented to speak when solicited by the Republican committee and denies claims of being paid by Fred Beckis or the party.
Unity church publishes news that Mise Burgess and Miee Vance arrived on the Hongkong Main and will speak Sunday morning on Mission Work in Tudla. Burgess, who spent years in India, will share insights. congregation invited to bring friends.
Friends of Ragar Caypless say the rally near Honolulu was misrepresented by the Advertiser. Speakers were trimmed to fifteen minutes. Casatese’ line drew cheers and calls for mate. Telegraph service lists Mahukena and all points on Hawaii and Maui. Evening Bulletin price noted.
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