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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1903
Page
4
The column surveys events from Pat Crowe’s discovery to legislative tensions, naval inquiries, and Hawaii’s political figures. It notes the Monroe Doctrine debates in England, O Brien’s Philippine views, Dole’s agricultural college plan, and ongoing calls for competent American leadership amid regional and international tensions.
A letter discusses immigration to Hawaii, noting land use and farming viability. The writer cites Thurston and local conditions, contrasts mainland and island farming, and contemplates relocating families, land access, and economic prospects amid varied land types and terrain. The piece reflects opinions on settlement, governance, and potential investments.
The article discusses leaders criticizing rent practices and market conditions, arguing some promises were misrepresented while others warned of fallout. It notes agitation for improved insurance and speculation about Hawaii becoming a model community amid evolving economic pressures.
The Miowera arrived from Victoria after a rough four day voyage due to a heavy gale from Cape Platword to longitude 43 degrees north. The ship faced strong winds and high seas, with the whip high and crew working to lower the vessel. Twelve passengers are aboard for the port, and the ship is expected to leave this afternoon for the Colonies.
The Territory failed to prove the murder charge against Tavieh in the case Territory v Tavieh. The jury found him not guilty after a trial that began Tuesday morning and concluded shortly after 1:30 PM. The defense offered no witnesses, and testimony suggested the death of John Kane may have been accidental. Catholic Ladies officers were named in a related civic note and financials show a year ending December 1902 with a balance and investments described.
At Friday noon to daylight, 96 678 bags of sugar were brought to port aboard the Minuit landing and Kalalart. By Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock after ten hours of work, the Maul discharged 24 024 bags of sugar.
Banking department offers transacting across all divisions, with collections, exchange, drafts, and cable transfers via London and Hongkong Shanghai Bank. Rates shown for term deposits from 2 to 12 months, 2 to 4 percent. Trust, accountant, savings, and insurance departments listed with offices on Bethel Street.
San Francisco agents and partners for Claus Spreckels & Co bankers with banks in London Paris New York Chicago and Berlin including Union Bank of London and Merchants National Bank, offering deposits loans approved securities commercial and travelers credits exchange and prompt collections.
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