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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1901
Page
3
A damaged description notes an advertinine placard from Australia embellished with a flag of the young Commonwealth. It shows a deep blue background with the Southern Cross of five stars and a white cross. The piece mentions a restricted production run of 500 units with some worn.
President Roosevelt convened his first cabinet meeting in Washington and urged members to retain their portfolios for his term. He referenced McKinley era policy and explained restraint on resignations. Most cabinet members planned to join the funeral procession to Canton, with May and Long staying in Washington.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a meeting of health officials including Dr Slownett and Dr Mower, with attendants from institutions and legal figures. It mentions bids for supplies, a tender for tare, a petition for a permit, and a court-like sequence about a wife and husband, plus an aunt and an administrator figure. The text is garbled but centers on health department actions and associated approvals and refusals.
An insane plea hearing for Charles Colgozen, accused in the McKinley assassination, opens in Erie County Court. Judge Ewart Emery presides as ex-Justice Lewis enters a not guilty plea and a Supreme Court trial is scheduled for next week with defense planning an insanity plea.
A legal dispute centers on alleged discrimination in liquor licenses within the Territory. The treasurer faces claims of exclusive rights and unlawful restrictions affecting taverns and saloons, with references to Hawaii finance and the year 24 dollars fees. The case involves municipal shop regulations and regulatory actions deemed unconstitutional by critics.
German newspapers discuss President Roosevelt's policy directions and presale reactions, praising his leadership in economic affairs. The coverage notes Roosevelt's influence on U S relations with Germany and South America, highlighting debates over open markets and national power.
London letters describe European impressions of President Roosevelt’s foreign policy. British papers praise his leadership and the United States’ rising influence, with comparisons to monarchs and cautious optimism about American aims in world affairs.
An advertisement promotes Tot Laxative Hromo Quaine Pablota as a cure for a cold in one day. It pledges refunds from all druggists and notes pricing per box at 28 cents. The blurb appears in a weekly edition summary of daily news from the Evening Village newspaper.
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