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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
4
The clipping shows a Honolulu bulletin page from August 1 1908 issued by the Lishing Co Ltd. It lists subscription rates and mentions political topics such as the Supreme Court and a proposed reform movement. The text references elections, legislative adjournment, and public interest in policy changes, with notes on various anticipated political events.
A fragmented reader text discusses a town meeting about territory and inclusion. It mentions inviting many people to an intelligent discussion and reducing personal bias during questions at a public hearing.
Fragmented OCR passage critiques forest policy and Fernow’s forestry work. It questions land use shifts from conservation to timbering, noting that vast acres were altered by policy. The piece mentions state land loss and debates over reforestation and preservation.
A garbled page fragment discusses Russian influence in Korea, fiscal strain in colonial governance, and broad social issues. It touches on coinage in the Philippines, veteran benefits, and public sentiment, with scattered references to officials and community figures amid a chaotic, era-spanning narrative.
Minnie Ferreira, maid to Mrs Andrew, sues the Attorney General for 400 dollars alleging deceit and fraud in a domestic matter within the Andrews household. The complaint claims the defendant promised actions and sums on various undertakings from October 7 1901 to June 7 1900, failed to honor, and refused payment despite demands.
A detailed report on the consecration ceremony for the Bishop of Ziugma held at St Mary’s Cathedral San Francisco. Arch bishop P W Riordan presided with celebrates including Arch bishop George Montgomery, Rev. M D Connolly and Rev. Charles A Hamm. The rite featured examination of faith, the anointing, the presentation of the mitre and ring, and the bishop’s installation before assembled clergy and laity.
A serial fiction from North Georgia opens with Abner Daniel, praised as a charming portrayal of real country life. The new installment promises engaging village characters and a vivid depiction of rural settings for readers.
A filed power of attorney grants Judge Humphreys full authority to act on Mrs Himma Spreckels Watsons behalf regarding her property. The document allows handling, including sale or mortgage, as if Mrs Watson were present.
The War Department considers plans for fortifications on the southern island, submitted by a board led by Col. Huer with Col. Dugie Col. Birkhimer and Capt. Alaker of the Artillery. The plan’s fate remains undecided as officers assess potential locations.
The Chronicle reports on authority of the cable steamer Inte that the Beotla has been purchased by Clarence H. Mackay for the Pacific Commercial Cable Company and 8 copal Hemmer. The vessel will be stationed at this port as headquarters and run along the cable line to any point. The Beotla is currently in London and will sail soon via the Suez route for the China coast. The Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition provide concise notices, tenders, judgments, and permits across the region.
Savings deposits offered with interest at 4 and a half percent per annum. Office at corner location. Rules and regulations provided on request. Capital stock noted as 250000 dollars.
The notice outlines Bishop and Co departments offering banking services in all departments with collections, exchange, drafts, letters of credit, and cable transfers via Bank of California and others. It lists savings deposits at 4 1/2 percent, insurance agency roles, audited statements for corporations, and trust and estate services with offices at 924 Bethel St. and 624 Bethel St. in Honolulu.
Vaus Spreckels & Co bankers list extensive agents including Nevada National Bank of San Francisco and Union of London and Smith's. Banks in Paris Berlin Hong Kong New York Chicago Paris and Tokyo operate exchange, deposits, loans, credit, and collections. Source notes various international correspondents and services offered.
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