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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
6
Reading page item notes a feature titled The Bride's Dream in the Bulletin. The short blurb hints at wedding planning or romantic vignette with period tone and house ads noting subscription price. The item appears as a brief society column fragment.
A health committee report discusses leprosy settlement conditions and endorses trials of violet ray therapy as a palliative and potential curative, while noting government costs and the need for new buildings. The discussion covers tests, medical opinions, and administrative oversight at the leper settlement.
A historic hospital report details numerous insane commitments and a controversial plan amid a leper settlement. It cites Dr. Galbraith and Dr. Mayword, noting rising commitments, confinement conditions and administrative debates over patient care and safety.
A fragmented ad promotes Foster Optician with promises to relieve headaches from vision defects. It urges readers to consider glasses and notes prices are reasonable, aiming to restore clear sight and reduce daily strain.
The report records Senator Achi denying that the Emergency Mit quent law implies lack of respect for the House. Remarks condensed to a 100 to 1 proportion suggest the point was sharper than intended. The discussion notes equal power between Senators and Representatives and proposes several political ideas.
A scanned roster lists numerous financial and legal professionals across the West including PRENTIS SMITH of Bank of California, Charles E. Ladd of Ladd & Tilton in Portland, Theo B. Wilcox of Portland Flouring Mills, and JR. Hoge of Hoge & Swift. The document also notes Walter Powell of the Canadian Bank of Commerce in San Francisco and Gavin McNally as attorney at law, with several directors and agents tied to savings and loan associations in Portland and Berkeley. The Hawaii department notes Robert Slaughter as general agent in Honolulu.
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