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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1901
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment discusses federal authority, the Supreme Court, and Attorney General motives regarding civil rights and executive actions. It mentions Thurston’s organ and a transition era, with ambiguous references to laws and national policy. No clear event or person detail is verifiable from readable text.
A fragmented report notes a senator defending friendly ties with Japan amid criticism of rhetoric and policy. It mentions railroad development along Kona-Kao and Cobrywr’s pledge to advance American settlement, rail access, and territorial growth, with expectations of fulfilling promises and political impact.
A fragmented political message urges the Republican Party to pursue municipal law reform as a central campaign theme. It lauds the charter commission's work and calls for a competent legal framework to address local peculiarities, warning against excuses that could steal votes.
Town residents debate the Presidents remarks on labor and sugar plantations. Critics warn the speech could threaten established industry while supporters insist no intent to destroy sugar works. The article stresses there is no evidence of a plan to seize plantations or overturn government leases.
Fragmentary text discusses Thurston’s annexation pamphlet and its claim that Hawaii cannot sustain a population of a million under independent cultivation. It argues for American annexation, liberty, and civilization, warning that Japanese labor and Asiatic immigration would threaten native Hawaiians and calling for honest work to resolve labor needs.
A sensational tale in an Advertiser report alleges a yarn about stolen coal from a ship at the port. Key figures include Grey, Alexander, John Hrows, and Wane, with a bar meeting at Keating and a confrontation at the weigh house. The piece notes denials and chaotic scenes aboard the vessel amid conflicting statements.
Financial institutions including The National Bank of San Francisco The National Bank of Bank Francine London Union Bank of London Merchants National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Yokohama Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation Australia New Zealand and Victoria Vancouver Bank of Britain North America Depotitn received loans approved security issued credits bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted.
Commercial and Travelers' Letters of Credit issued, available in all major world cities. Interest on fixed deposits after July 1, 1898. 7 day notice 2 percent, 3 months 8 percent, 6 months 12 percent, 12 months 4 percent.
C K Collins 15 year veteran takes permanent post overseeing a new facility with extensive expertise in harness making embroidery ship fittings and related goods for wholesale and retail customers. The move aims to serve the community with skilled workmanship and attentive service at the new location.
Money loaned on approved security. A Saving Bank for monthly deposits, Houses built on the monthly inmuaill ment plan. Twenty4hird Series of Stock is now open. Officers listed include J. L. McLean and A. A. Wilder. Directors: J. L. McLean, A. A. Wilder, A. V. Gear, C.D, J.D. Holt, A. W. Keee, M. Little, J. Port. Office hours provided.
Fragmentary OCR text references Kiowa figures and a December 1 1901 date. Mentions Ka Poni Mi and a figure named Kamalalehi A Moopuna A Hire. No clear event or outcome described.
Washington reports show high level talk on the Philippines with the Supreme Court’s full stance still uncertain. Attorney General Knox declines immediate advice while Congress weighs extending U.S. laws and tariffs to cover the Philippines, amid tariffs and immigration questions and a push for freer trade measures.
The band will play Che following me ineHtona Ata erivert on Makee Tela Sunday afternoon, beginning at 4 o'clock. Overartre-Morn, Noon and Night performances feature Wagner Provisional Laonare. selections include The Rose of Shiraz and The Light of the World. The Fire Claims Commission reports hearings incomplete after exertions.
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