Wallace Is Patuungtung in Mono Lulu Letters
The notice from the Poetotiice at Mono Lulu lists subscription rates for a second-ories matter. It names Wallace as the recipient and outlines pricing details for ongoing distribution.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
4
The notice from the Poetotiice at Mono Lulu lists subscription rates for a second-ories matter. It names Wallace as the recipient and outlines pricing details for ongoing distribution.
Wisconsin considers two primary election bills to place nominations under regular election officials. One bill requires delegates to national conventions via primaries, the other lets the state central committee draw the party platform. Provisions set primary dates, petition requirements, filing with clerks, and ballot formats.
A jumble of 19th century policy notes discusses tax without representation, liquor pricing, and tariff studies. It cites Congressional actions, northern influence, and administrative opinions on the Philippines, with mentions of Edmund Addicke, Tawney, and Carnegie era governance.
The text echoes quotes on policing, honesty in party politics, and an attack on free trade as nonsense. It mentions Sheriff H. G. Hitchcock, Congressman Richardson, and Democratic stance, plus musings on American soldiers abroad and annexation, with hints of shifting government methods.
Readable fragments describe a political split and the lone figure opposing the dominant party faction. Names, dates, and clear entities are missing or garbled, leaving a vague outline of a heated electoral scenario and internal party divisions.
An Englishman in Honolulu complains officials lack of care in delivering registered mail. A visiting American Yankee learns how registry, customs and timing affect access, illustrating foreign critique of the US system through a monthlong tale of a delayed registered letter and shifting offices.
In a San Francisco bulletin, arguments favor reducing the sugar duty cite high profits of beet sugar plants and suggest home production could meet demand. Authors note Michigan beet factories pay 25 to 40 percent dividends and discuss potential for growers to gain from own factories or stock. The piece compares to steel and notes U.S. imports exceed domestic production as sugar consumption rises. It warns a large beet sugar profit could shift prices and alter domestic supply. The piece also cites a German marriage study and the status of widows in society.
A New York Commercial Advertiser summary notes a Senate subcommittee report faulting Hawaiian governance and urging overhauls of the territorial system. It cites Congress' negligence and recommends decisive action to aid island residents. The piece also recounts anecdotes about attorney William F Howe, illustrating his dramatic courtroom influence and the juries he swayed.
San Francisco agents list numerous banks in key cities including The No National Bank of San Francisco Union Bank of London American Exchange National Bank Dresdner Bank Bank of New Zealand and Bank of British North America. It notes deposits loans approved securities and travelers credits with prompt collections and bills of exchange.
Money loaned on approved security by 4 Savitur Bank for monthly deposits. Hones built on the monthly installment plan. Officers listed as J L McLean president J A Lyle vice president Geo P Denison treasurer A V Gear secretary. Directors include McLean Wilder Gear and others. Building at Merchant St.
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