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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1903
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists subscription rates for U S territories and discusses February 25 editorial content on public administration and labor issues. It analyzes the Wright murder, Castro, and U S political figures, including references to Hawen, Stover, Roberts, and the Republican stance on legislative conduct and funding.
A public critique laments the flood of bills in the territorial legislature, arguing the body serves as a clearinghouse for popular and individual opinions. It warns that lawmakers must answer constituents or risk political peril while noting the era’s push for legislative action and special claims.
The article argues on the balance between Congress and state legislatures, urging representatives to push timely hearings and measures. It emphasizes the need for petitions and resolutions to advance business, warning against overcentralization and urging prompt action to satisfy voters and uphold republican ideals.
Fragmented text outlines a government push against monopolies and organized crime, praising enforcement and a new department with expanded powers. Mentions Congress, the President, and Supreme Court appeals surrounding industrial consolidation and regulatory action.
Roosevelt, daughter of the President, may be crowned Carnival Queen. Howard Metlenny, artful New Orleans worker, is linked to the tale as organizers push for the event amid Carnival preparations. Mike Monynvelt plans to stay in New Orleans for two weeks while attendance details are arranged.
A large Kalili precinct Republican meeting endorses appointing a committee to report on a city and county government act for Honolulu. Speakers urge a united push for a unified city and county government with strong emphasis on honest economical administration and local control.
The weekly Bulletin edition reports sugar beet yields for the fiscal year ending November 1, 1993, noting a similar period to last year. Output in the Vistita region lags others, with a redline adjustment limiting storage and sale. Reserve requirements reduce marketable sugar to stay within import and price controls.
H. P. Baldwin and B. Canne headline the early lineup notes with W. M. Alexander and J. Pl Cooke alongside W. C. Smith as potential starters. The fragment outlines player names and positions for upcoming selections.
Bishop & Co on Bethel Street advertises banking services since 1858 with departments for trust mortgages rent collection and bankrupt estate trustees. It notes drafts and cable transfers via Hongkong Shanghai Bank and Chartered Bank of India Australia China with interest rates for term deposits and insurance agency coverage across fire marine life and liability.
A historical fragment lists banks and financial houses including Claus Spreckels firms in Honolulu and San Francisco, plus international banks from Berlin to Yokohama. It notes deposits received, approved security, Travelers’ Credits issued, and bills of exchange bought and sold with prompt collections.
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