20 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
1
In Rome on February 20 the twenty fifth anniversary of Leo XII proclamation as pope was celebrated at the Vatican with fitting ceremonies. The Pope is reported in splendid health.
President Roosevelt signed the Elkins anti trust bill, tightening the prohibition on rebates in interstate commerce. The measure strengthens enforcement and expands penalties, signaling a tougher stance on unfair trade practices.
Refined sugars rose five points in New York with a weekly gain of ten points. Reports from various cables indicate market optimism amid steady demand and supply concerns across the trade.
A San Francisco bank explains the rules for redeeming worn Hawaiian silver coins. The First National Bank notes there is no limit to abrasion allowable on coins as bullion value, but mutilations are barred. Agents for redemption must avoid damaged coins and follow regulations.
Senators opened the upper house with minutes, readings, and reports on special session expenses. Cr Crabbe presided as C Brown and others present, Achi questioned pay for a special session, and Brown proposed a $125,000 appropriation to cover expenses and member pay.
The governor outlines the first fiscal period with large needs and limited funds. Improvements proceed via private partnerships and a public loan plan, with a cash statement from July 1901 to June 30, 1902 showing receipts, expenditures, and anticipated revenues for the biennium.
In Vienna on February 20, reports say the former Prince Philip pressured Princess Louise to assist him in extorting funds. The sensational family affair broadens amid royal intrigue and accusations of coercion.
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