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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
4
A historical government inquiry discusses farming in Monroe, asking if families should farm alone or hire labor. It probes village schooling, labor use, race mixing policies, and sugar plantation practices, raising issues of citizenship and social relations in a colonial context.
A mangled editorial swirls with international tension between Joca McAllieters and nations like Jolo Moroven and Turkey. It condemns wartime subsidies and public spending while arguing about income tax relief and education funding. The piece hints at political maneuvering, government spending, and voter sentiment amid global disruption.
Reading of Law County Hl by T McCants Stewart sparks debate over pay for supervisors and county boards. Critics argue paid service ensures accountability, while supporters warn against hiring for public duty if incentives are missing. Proposals to require bonds for officers are seen as potential protection but may not deter dishonest conduct.
Unclear OCR text fragment discusses duty, cometam interest, and public attainment. Mentions high paid bonded entity and parole elements. No coherent event, date, or named entities detectable.
The article outlines a Paris political crisis as the government faces religious congregations and colonial policy backlash. It discusses Premier Doumer and M Meunier allies, the chamber’s resistance, and plans to amend laws governing religious congregations and colonial matters to survive. Key figures include M Deistem, M Delerian, and M Waldeck-Rousseau, with debates over tobacco, alcohol, and tax policies shaping the cabinet’s fate.
A San Francisco Chronicle item discusses saloon keepers penalized for supplying liquor leading to intoxication, bystander deaths, and rail accident consequences. It notes relatives seeking actions against those who supplied intoxicants, while addressing contributory negligence and city laws on liability.
Washington dispatch recalls a reunion of Roosevelt Wood and Herbert with Baron Speck von Sternburg, the new German minister, as they shared stories and endurance rides around the capital. The Philadelphia Press notes the cordial gesture benefits both nations and honors longstanding ties.
Lord Lonsdale claims prominence among his order for rare skill in driving multiple vehicle types. The piece notes his famed horses and striking team colors, and recalls a past driving match with Lord Shrewsbury where he completed five mile runs in under six minutes, showcasing remarkable versatility.
The collection, among Europe's largest, is owned by Queen Alexandra. It features malachite, jade, porphyry, sapphere and triquylee crafted works. Included are items described as humanelike figures and wall-mounted pieces, all regarded as genuine works of art. The Bulletin notes a monthly output of 75 seats.
A historical notice details Bishop & Co Bankers with departments for Trust, Savings, Insurance, and Accounting. It lists services including drafts and letters of credit with international banks, trust management, rental and dividend collection, bankrupt trustees, audits, and insurance offerings. Office located at 924 Bethel St with terms and rates noted for savings interest and commission.
Claus Spreckels & Co and a slate of partner banks list deposits received and loans on approved security. The advertisement names institutions in San Francisco New York London Paris Berlin Hong Kong and several others. It notes bills of exchange bought and sold and mentions prompt collection services.
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