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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1903
Page
10
An unclear excerpt describes people afflicted by nervous, despondent states tied to love of weapons. It mentions kidney weakness and appetite or digestion issues. The text proposes strengthening the kidneys and stimulating the liver to combat malaria fever and related ailments.
A detailed analysis of the Macedonian crisis and its wider European impact. The piece weighs competing national claims, from Greece and Hungary to Bulgaria and Russia, and examines the role of Austria and the Ottoman Empire in shaping possible reforms, with focus on potential wars and regional stability.
Local ad declares inviting those with lined aching eyes to consult an optician at no charge for examinations. If glasses are needed, reasonable prices are quoted. The message emphasizes affordability and customer satisfaction.
A fragment lists parlor games such as button tossing called sport with buttons, and a two player game named pany. It explains how to score by driving an adversary button into a hole and describes a social guessing game where players answer how they like something.
A fragmented text describes a children’s game involving a cat and a pitcher, with rules about throwing and defending in a circle. It references a game of catching a hat and mentions a scoring system across ages and regions, including England, Germany, and the United States.
A historical report discusses adrenalin as a potential remedy for heart failure. It covers experiments by Dr George Crile, notes on blood pressure, circulation, and attempts to keep patients alive during shock, with debate on risks and mechanical effects versus actual therapeutic value.
A discussion on cemetery placement in New York area suburbs argues for reform to avoid desecration and unsafe, overcrowded priors. Proponents urge rapid relocation, improved burial practices, and municipal funding to create dignified, sanitary memorial spaces in line with religious and cultural sensitivities.
A garbled plea from Prenifont alleges a swindle involving a postmaster appointment at Squashvite. Accused Cons kreseman admits guilt while describing a heavy wife and a daughter, with unclear connections to the Bowkies or Ditton and to a local "Hie" or "Chit" figure.
The First American Savings and Trust Go Hawaii LTD advertises savings deposits with a 2 percent rate per month and mandatory minimums. It notes deposits are received with standard withdrawal privileges and offers additional account documents on application.
Bishop Co presents a full service banking ad detailing departments in Trusts Savings Loans and Insurance. It lists commercial and travelers letters of credit correspondence with major banks including The Bank of California and J Rothechild Co and notes international transfers via Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation and Chartered Bank of India Australia and more. It announces deposits at 4 to 5 percent per annum and various services from auditing to safekeeping and mortgage trust administration.
A condensed statement lists Claus Spreckels & Co bankers with multiple international banks. It notes deposits received loans approved security and travelers credits, bills of exchange bought and sold, and collections promptly accounted.
Pioneer Building and Leas Association announces monthly deposits backed by approved security with new installment plans. The Judd Building, Merchant area hosts the office with officers including J L McLean president, J A Lyle vice president, Geo P Denivan treasurer, A Veer secretary, and directors J L McLoam A A Wilder A Gear Geo Gee J O Holt A W Kewik A Kylett J My Little.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited lists subscribed capital at Yam 24,000,000 and paid up capital of Yeo 18,009,000 with a head office in Yokohama. It engages in collection of Bills of Exchange, drafts, and Letters of Credit with interest rates for fixed deposits over 3 to 12 months.
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