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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1903
Page
4
An OCR fragment discusses political authority, county duties, and government readiness for local elections, referencing Attorney General opinions, United States Minister Bowen, and Venezuelan protocol. It mentions California and Senator Perkins, with stray lines about postpaid journeys and a weekly bulletin.
An explains the wartime passport policy shift directing governors to issue travel papers to American citizens and authorized aliens. The Interior Department checks and Roosevelt era precedents shaped new travel document rules for Hawaiians and other travelers, replacing old border passport requirements with governor issued travel papers and citizenship assurances.
A 26 year old German, identified as Strauch from Bremen, died by suicide with a revolver at his home. Neighbors described him as quiet and temperate though sometimes deranged. the weapon appeared purchased recently. Funeral set for 4 PM at Williams funeral home with burial in Nunn cemetery. his widowed mother survives.
Washington reports Robert P. Armstrong, private secretary to the Treasury Secretary, will be appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury upon Congress reconvening. He hails from Iowa and succeeds General Spaulding, whose resignation had been anticipated by Secretary Shaw. Armstrong will oversee customs matters as part of his new duties.
A Republican party committee leads efforts on a proposed political pamphlet about a county bill. Attendees discuss distribution, with printed copies planned for February and meetings scheduled in the capital to coordinate with the executive committee and representatives.
Captain Frederick W. Aliller reports the Hamer Enterprise completed a round trip from File island, setting new speed benchmarks with a nine day voyage, and returning in seven days and twenty two hours on prior legs. Land Commissioner Boyd to open 2400 acres on Hawaii's Kowa District for settlement next month.
Washington reports that Bowen, the American minister, is slated to serve as Venezuela's representative on the commission drafting the protocol for the arbitration of the Venezuela matter. President Castron is said to be weighing the proposal as allied powers push for a decision, with Bowen poised to travel to Washington to engage with the State Department and foreign offices in London Berlin and Rome.
A chaotic event near Fort and Hotel streets involved a frightened man and a responding fire department. An alleged gas odor prompted alarms and a deputy sheriff questioned the man, who claimed he rang the bell accidentally as a prank or chain of errors. The incident ended without serious injuries.
The Oceanic steamship Zeewlandia arrived from San Francisco at Oceanic Wharf around 7:30 PM. It carried 90 passengers and 1260 tons of general merchandise and left San Francisco on December 7. The voyage faced head winds and halts. the Zeewlandia will be superseded by the Alumieds, converted to an oil-burner.
The Spermiore of the Fiat Top comfolds will grant Leip minors a wage advance of 0.20 per unit starting January 1. Kenatewl men are alienitod.
Hundreds gathered at the Catholic Mission yesterday and today as the body of Bishop Panapalis lay in state. Clergy and laity filed past the bier, kneeling in prayer, while attendants arranged the ceremonial robes, Bible, and a golden crozier. The scene drew tears and prayers for the repose of the bishop's soul.
Historical notice lists Claus Spreckels & Co bankers with international affiliations including The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London Union Bank of London New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Merchants National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Bank of New Zealand Bank of British North America and branches in Victoria Vancouver and more. Deposits received loans approved security commercial and travelers credits limited bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for.
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