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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1902
Page
8
The steady steamer berthed at Queen Wharf early today after a calm voyage from Sydney. Passengers enjoyed a pleasant trip ashore and limited excursions while the ship prepared for Honolulu calls. Crew and officers assessed night approach risks and noted the welcome from local officials as the liner prepared to depart.
A boy at Union Feed Company warehouses in Kahanko lost his right arm when the grain belt pulled it between a belt and a hopper top. He was rushed to Queen's Hospital for treatment and potential recovery appeared hopeful. The incident involved supervision lapses as the boy briefly left unattended near the machinery.
From Page 1 a report to the Legislature notes that Chinese voters have largely registered and are expected to back the straight Republican ticket. Atty votes dominate while figures reportedly unchanged since the Board's return from the inland, with about 80 registered early.
A bustling departure event in the harbor plans a senatorial communion and public figures including Senators Mitchell and Foster, Captain Berger, T. A. Lloyd, and Col. J. W. Jones to accompany the vessel. The judge De Boltx Circuit Court stenographer is mentioned amid crowd scenes and ceremonial fare.
The report covers ongoing Supreme Court term actions with multiple appeals and guardianship matters. Key names include J.P. Mendota, C. Nolte, Carter as trustee, and Hank, with issues over discharge petitions, receiverships, and libel claims amid community interest in the proceedings.
The article details cable routes from Matta to Gibraltar and Emden to New York, with segments to St Helena Madeira and Cocos Islands. The Anglia ferries sections from Mourithos to Durban and from Freemantle to Adelaide while more cable ships, including Some People Aboard, lay the interconnecting stretches. Pinbestan oversees the cable laying, with Grant directing the Panning Holland station. Educational courses attract many applicants as the West Indies consider U S influence. Louis H. Ayme, a consul, visits Chicago. hope remains that West Indies resist Uncle Sam influence.
A crowded Young Men's Republican Club gathering in Honolulu featured Hawaiians and speakers like Ki a one of the waning Hawaiians who left the Home Rule party with Drinee dot Kalanianaole. The event stressed Republican principles, a push for a territorial vote, and ratification of a party platform.
The column lists ships arriving and sailing from Honolulu on various dates, with names like Sierra Houdlette Mauna Loa and Clonidine Parker. It records arrivals, routes via Colombo and Singapore, and names many passengers and officers. Also noted are times, ports, and officials, including Senator Mitch ell and other travelers.
An old time ad promotes New York Dental Parlors offering painless tooth extraction or filling. It boasts graduate dentists, up-to-date techniques, free initial examination, and a two year presence in Honolulu with a safety guarantee. Instruments are sterilized and prices listed include full plates, gold crowns, bridge work per tooth, and fillings.
An obscure report from a St. Petersturge paper describes a czar forbidding any foreign material in a construction device. The piece mentions Hussein’s sign, limits on foreign water, and a brittle mishmash of names and events, including Jord Swilsbury’s mundane return and a note on writing mania.
Bealed bids due by Friday October 18 1885 for two steel bridges in Hilo City Hawaii Island repairs include 12 foot sidewalks 12 ton load capacity and wooden floor and steel truss components. Plans and specifications provided by Superintendent of Public Works with delivery timelines and site drawing approvals noted. Extension granted to November 1 1885 for Bide on bridges Waikes and Wattuku River Hilo.
E hereby given of a stockholders meeting of the Telephone Company to be held in room 408 Judd Wutting Hone Juhi on Wednesday Get 4, 1902. Crone, President mobae Weekly edition of the Bulletin.
A historical OCR fragment lists numerous individuals, families, and titles alongside a warning that voting is not allowed without registration. The garbled text includes surnames, titles, and partial addresses or affiliations, with a concluding admonition about eligibility to vote.
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