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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
3
The shop promotes fresh spring arrivals including White Musting with Mercerieed Biripes, Black Polka Dots on White, Figured Dimitris in extra fine quality, and Mercerized Zephyrs in pink Nile green cardinal navy. Prices from 6 yards for 1.00, many items at 12 yards for 1.00, plus fancy ribbons, laces, and knickerbocker waists.
An OCR damaged clipping describes Secretary John Hay's Washington residence amid garbled text. It references historical figures and places as bits of a broader note on political rooms and movements. The fragmentary lines hint at a time of unrest and shifting governance with mentions of officials and events around Washington.
A garbled report lists names and roles from a legislative proceeding, including nominees, endorsers, and appointed officers. It references a central commission, house terms, and an election outcome with several titles such as speaker, clerk, sergeant at arms, and messenger, though many names are unreadable.
Citizens of Kauai allege improper actions by local school officials. Petitioners claim misconduct, urge investigation, and plan to forward complaints to legislative authorities for review and accountability.
Arthur Hyde Tuck argues Kauai schools suffer from neglect while urging the Legislature to approve appropriations. He cites dilapidated buildings, overcrowded rooms, and lack of painting or equipment, and notes land donation offers and past refusals by officials. He appeals for funding to build a teacher housing cottage and improve statewide facilities.
New York's Ferdinand Power beats Poggenburg to set high run in amateur billiards at Hanover Hall Brooklyn. Havershaw breaks record at the event, while Gardner of Pansiac and Stark of Wilkes-Barre play in afternoon games. A French expedition story and major diamond forecast wrap the page.
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