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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1905
Page
4
A promotional note claims warm dreary weather leaves many people weak after a long period of illness and legalities. It touts Ayee a Sarsaparina as a remedy that has revived thousands and restores vitality, including a lady returning to England from South Africa.
Dr Douglas Hyde emerged as a central figure in the Gaelic Revival, traveling through Irish provinces to study Connaught folklore and language. He produced works including Leabhuir Sgentulgte nachta and Heside the Fire, shaping modern Irish literature and inspiring students of Irish culture.
Dr Hyde tours the United States and other regions urging use of Gaelic in writing and speech. He highlights the language’s revival, its spread to colleges and societies, and measures like teaching posts and Gaelic literacy expansion, noting growth in schools and learners from 105 to over 1000 by the 11th year of the movement.
A fragmented notice lists banks in Honolulu London New York Chicago Paris Hong Kong Yokohama New Zealand Australia Victoria Vancouver and San Francisco. It describes deposits received loans on approved security commercial and travelers credits bought bills of exchange and prompt collections.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited established in 1880 lists capital details as subscribed and paid up with a reserve fund. Head office is in Yokohama and it maintains branch agencies in Bombay Hong Kong Honolulu Kore London Lyons Nagasaki New York Peking San Francisco Kal Tientsin Tokio and a Honolulu branch at 67 King Street.
General Employment Office at the corner of Emma and Beretaria Streets offers labor services. Japanese and Chinese laborers supplied for all tract work. Phone Blue 2181.
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