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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1902
Page
4
A Honolulu bulletin column argues about territorial funding and federal projects in Hawaii. It discusses money recovery, local vs national interests, and the impact of Congress decisions on the territory. It references water rights, taxation, and tensions between residents and mainland interests.
Waxmere men favor a cautious approach to federal funding, aiming to advance committee decisions in Washington. The debate stresses unity across factions to avoid delaying Congress, noting opposition from other cities that could block progress. The plan seeks better federal facilities and to reclaim tax revenue from the territory for local needs.
Fragmented OCR reveals a poorly legible note about a new cable code system for merchants. It describes condensed wording, sentence limits, and pricing by word counts, with examples indicating a shift from old to new coding rules and private code usage.
Fragment from a local file describes a girl Mary Aylete and a homemade remedy involving bark pounding and sea preparation. The note details steps over weeks, wooden tools, and stone mortars used in historical Hawaiian craft and medicine. Also reported Costa, a Portuguese resident, fined $25 in Police Court for wastewater outlet violations at four houses, with judge urging repair.
Carrie Nation, famed saloon smasher, arrived in Topeka for a city tour ahead of a new campaign. Crowds followed as she faced a disorderly conduct charge in Pollew Court, and she received a small fee. Nation pledged to renew her old-time exploits in the near future.
Senator Hanna argues for parity of gold and silver and a treasury payment for silver, urging a flexible bank currency with gold backing. He cites the 1900 act and supports gradual monetary reform to strengthen domestic commerce and maintain exchange stability. Hanna, former executive committee head of Artema, has long pressed financial reforms.
United States Minister Albert J. Buck died suddenly on an imperial hunting preserve near Tuklo. Heart paralysis reported. funeral set for Monday with Japanese officials to extend official honors. Body to Arlington, with military attache authorized to accompany remains to Washington.
Removal sale announces a new store on Fort Turret Street with a large trimmed bat stock to be sold at very low prices for two weeks. The advertisement urges attention to the 248 Beretania Street location and mentions fine job printing at the Bulletis.
Bishop and Co of San Francisco lists banks including The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco and The Union Bank of London with others in New York Chicago Paris Berlin Hong Kong Yokohama and Vancouver. It notes loans on approved security and sales of bills of exchange with prompt collections and travelers credit facilities.
The Yokohama Specie Bank announces subscribed capital of 24,000,000 yen with paid up capital at 18,000,000 yen and reserved fund of 6,010,000 yen. Head office is Yokohama with no branch. Republish bid dated to this notice.
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