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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary Evening Bulletin text references UW policy, distant bra prseing Lime, House rat for prorate web advertising, and questions over legislative action. It mentions Governor propelsion, AF application, and Armstrong controversy, with notes on resignations and Etkin’s argument strategy.
A local column laments delays in a roadway project among Kohwlartilo TallWay supporters. It argues the public needs timely action, criticizes oppponents, and urges continued railway links along the Hamakun coast to enable development and better travel between Hilo and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary text mentions a harbor advertisement and a public rally near Mt Be, with scattered references to Fallroad, Nubitines, Bremgeruns, and progress themes. Names and places appear garbled, but the core hints a civic event tied to a rally and local commerce.
A chaotic court session reveals multiple defendants charged with disorderly conduct after a chaotic night. Names appear in the docket as defendants plead guilty to various charges while others face continued hearings. The proceedings hint at wider social unrest and police actions surrounding a feared plan.
A Hawaii court case centers on ten doctors and a defendant named Om The matter involves medical bills, charges, and patient treatment at Tower Bay, with disputes over visits, fees, and the legitimacy of medical claims. The judge and attorneys face a complex evaluation of obligations, including hospital charges and patient care arrangements.
Judge Estee delivers the grand jury charge detailing its dual duties under federal law. The judge references offenses against U S laws, including importation of women into the Territory and violations of revenue laws, and outlines penalties and procedures for indictment. Local references to Kennedy and the Federal Grand Jury are noted.
In Poller Court Mw ra dy Sovea Havana a Japanese woman and Magia de Rouen an aged Viennese woman were found guilty of selling liquor without a license and fined $100 each. Dowty Kher Chillingworth testified about a large stock of whisky and wine found at the defendants’ home after a visit by Camp McKinley forces. Nora Stanton Bliteh, a niece of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, is noted in passing with a later line about a civil engineer job at Cornell University.
Banking department lists offerings in all departments, collections, exchange, and letters of credit with international correspondents including The Bank of California and Rothschild. Trust department handles mortgages, estates, rent collection, and safekeeping. Savings department accepts deposits at 4.5 percent. insurance department advertises fire, marine, life, and liability coverage through Insurance Office at 924 Bethel.
A historic summary of diverse bank affiliations across cities including San Francisco New York Chicago London Berlin and Hong Kong. It notes drafts on major banks, letters of credit travelers credits bills of exchange and prompt collection of deposits and loans with approved securities.
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