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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
4
Fragmentary 19th century prose compares Kamehameha with Napoleon, noting the Hawaiian chief’s pioneering use of novel weapons and ideas. It discusses conquest, adoption of new technologies, and pride in leadership while contrasting readiness to embrace change with Napoleonic resistance to Fulton’s ideas.
The article notes 1894 observations by L A Thurston on Kilauea eruptions and reports that current activity on Hawaii is a return to normal, with seasoned authorities rejecting fears. Locals view renewed volcanic venting as part of a long history of steam smoke and sulphur, not a sudden danger.
A pamphlet from the Italian legation details the Venice affair where drunk U S Navy officers overturned furniture in a cafe, clashed with police, and were found guilty in court. The King granted clemency after pledges of punishment, prompting Navy officials to seek a court martial for the final act.
A retrospective on a famous McSwill cartoon linked to a court case involving Crimp Metal and Justice Gear. The piece notes the cartoon’s delay, a later McCarthy development, and judges’ ruling that it could interfere with the court of justice when tied to a concluded case. It also mentions editor absence and tied public events involving Lord Kitchener.
The article reflects on the end of the South African war and draws lessons about the strength of a small yet resourceful nation and the need for time for a great power to overwhelm enemies. It imagines a future United Anglo-Dutch race uniting in New York and contemplates imperial destinies from Cape to Cairo. It also mocks sensational Hawaii crown tales and Honolulu’s Chronicle exaggerations.
The article notes Krueger's penury and Steyn's stroke forcing departure from the peace talks and parole, highlighting such episodes as tragic moments in history.
The Advertiser praises a Roosevelt Republican platform with four acceptable planks. It asserts no objections from conscientious party members. The Danish Islands are noted as in a volatile West Indian belt with a hypothetical sale under guarantee.
G. led the front runners with Wayboy chasing as the early splits fell. Waldo pressed Edna G. and Wayboy in the heats, with Waldo finishing strong to win the final heat amid a fast pace and tight finish.
The day featured a dramatic dead heat between Weller and Bel V at the stretch as crowd cheers rose. Amarine won the Oceanic Cup with a hard gallop, while Harrison edged Mollie Connors in a tight stretch duel. Weller then moved ahead to win the mile and a quarter by several lengths.
Judge grants Blanche Emily Young a divorce from Alexander Young Jr on grounds of mental cruelty. Custody of their two minor children goes to Mrs Young, with $125 monthly support and the family home at 492 Sycamore Street awarded to her. The couple married in 1893 amid notable social prominence and a $100,000 wedding gift from the father.
Three hundred years after Garnold planted firat English settlements a New Bedford party landed on Hitle island at the Elizabeth group to lay the corner stone of a memorial shaft in honor of Gonolé and his men. The committee on the shaft includes Charles Ran dat George Fox Tucker Walton Ricketton Edwin D Meade Dr Fratellic Abbott George WW Elkins and Lecramont of the Old South Historical Society.
Ground clearing proceeds for Mr. Ozaki’s new residence on Manoa Heights amid local notices. News items report: Bishop‑elect Restarick’s July consecration. Kilauea lava activity. Col. Macfarlane’s return from New York. a bull shot on Wilder Avenue. and a Spokesman ready for Saturday distribution.
New Jersey organized labor groups plan statewide displays to expose child labor with twelve children from Minotola glass factories aged between five and ten years. The event, reported from Trenton, aims to shock the public about iniquities of child labor.
Rome correspondent for the Tribune reports J Pierpont Morgan aboard the Corsair leaving Rome for Venter and planning a stop in Athens before returning to Venice in two weeks and then proceeding to London for the coronation.
A reader reports chronic itching and salt rheum blamed on impure blood. After using Hood’s Sarsaparilla, symptoms improved within two days and completely cleared, with a long remission from skin disease. The testimonial cites Mus. Ina E B Watts of Cove Point, Md.
Fragmentary OCR text shows mishmashed words including SCHAEFER & CO, Agta, suggesting a damaged business listing or notice with unclear typography and missing context. No actionable event or date can be established from the readable portion.
The text notes Berlin based insurance companies including T. A Suhabere & Co and mentions general coverage terms. It references Loyd Marioneures De Fortina and details an established general insurance framework amid unclear phrasing.
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