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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
4
An OCR readout combines a Honolulu post office notice in brief and scattered foreign affairs and colonial era news. It mentions Lipton’s cup hopes, canal talks, and Macedonia events, with government officials urging progress and productivity.
A garbled excerpt discusses Chie and volunteers, with references to President and public judgment. It mentions Milen as a favored figure and contrasts with Lachard Wood and others, suggesting concern over personal favors guiding advancement and the people’s role in leadership.
The article rails at Roosevelt and General Miles over Miles retiring from the service amid criticism. It credits Miles with bravery and leadership from Civil War days to Indian wars and a hard fought campaign, while faulting Roosevelt for personal bias and straining relations. The piece praises Miles as a capable commander and questions the president's approach to a parting scene.
New York Times reports the court’s ruling on a merger that would dissolve competition between rival rail lines. The decision hinges on public policy and the right to own property, with expectations that the merger may be dissolved yet not harm stockholders or assets. Officials plan further action in Washington and New York to expedite proceedings.
The Supreme Court of the Territory of Hawaii issued a writ of prohibition stopping Judge Gear and Carlow A. Long from further action in the order to show cause arising from the petition for a writ against Carterigat and Henry Smith. They are to appear before the court at the October term on October 5 and 16 to show cause why the writ should not be made perpetual.
Governors, attorney general and judges review three Camp McKinley war prisoners who fled the country amid a legal dispute. Indicted by the grand jury for robbing Chief Justice Frawrs Tantane’s home. Corrections disclosed on the indictment journey. Second Precinct Club of the Fourth District held a lengthy meeting to nominate candidates and pledged county nominations to support the GOP convention and party publican stance.
Transact business in all banking areas with careful collections and exchanges. Drafts and cable transfers available through leading banks including Hongkong Shanghai and Chartered Bank. Trust, mortgage, and safe-keeping services offered with rates and rules details by request.
Claus Spreckels & Co bankers in Honolulu advertise a wide network for foreign drafts. They list connections with Union of London and Smiths Bank London, New York American Exchange, Paris Credit Lyonnais, Berlin Dresdner Bank, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp, and others. The notice notes advances on approved security, commercial and travelers credits, bills of exchange bought and sold, and prompt collection accounting.
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