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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
3
The new season shipment brings latest patterns and fabrics. Mercerized dotted and polka dot fabrics in blue and black with white, fine Figured Dimities, and Zephyrs in bright colors. White carded and fancy Piques, Marling and Flannelettes offer low prices, with KNICKERBOCKER WAISTS advertised as the swell New York style.
Washington Feb 18 Congressman Edward La Rue Hamilton introduced a bill authorizing the Territory of Hawaii to issue bonds for an additional half million dollars to cover claims from subnote fires. The measure aims to fund disaster relief and reconstruction efforts in the islands amid ongoing winter crises.
Searles voyage near Formosa and Haiphong era is described with chaotic fleet movements and a submarine volcano episode. Accounts mention Captain LH P Pilve, vessels, and a wreck on Pratay reef, plus naval routine and a later lumber cargo plan bound for Malphong.
New York editor George F. Shrady of the New York Medical Record warns that a falling birth rate among American-born mothers threatens future population strength. He cites social aversion to childrearing and rapid urban life as causes, likening the trend to France and predicting little hope of reversal.
The United States Supreme Court ruled February 2 in Anton v. Iowa that state laws regulating state banks do not extend to banks incorporated under federal acts. Ruston, president of the National Bank of Decorah, faced a five year sentence for insolvency related offenses under state law. Justice Shirag delivered the decision, emphasizing limited state power over federally chartered banks.
The office of the Superintendent of Public Works invites sealed bids until noon on Thursday February 14 1908 for 600 tons of coal to be delivered to Water Works pumping stations at Alapat Noretanta Streets King Street Kapalama opposite the Tramway. Bidding specifications at the Water Works office. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any bid. Signed Henry F Cooper Superintendent of Public Works Nat.
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