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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
4
The piece surveys a spirited discussion led by Martin A Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission on corporate publicity. It argues that stockholders should not be urged to publicly disclose corporate details, warning such publicity could harm investment. The debate cites legal and economic concerns, with references to figures and events and a call for formal justification before broad disclosure.
The readable items describe a fragmentary OCR from a historical page with garbled names and terms. It mentions possible references to a committee, an army, and a curtain related preface, but most content is indecipherable. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the available text.
A New York appellate court reports Governor Odell acted to appoint an acting judge to the appellate division amid questions of temporary vacancies. The President authorized temporary vacancies to cover duties, while the court clarifies the proper process for filling judicial posts and maintaining stability in the judiciary.
The article questions the value of a bonding scheme for public works and argues taxpayers cannot afford escalated expenditures. It notes a clash between political factions and questions the timing of President support for Mr Dale, suggesting fatigue among his allies and concern over administrative strength.
The text argues Hawaii should decide its stance on Senator Mitchell's bill granting federal work funds. It urges community support for TWABUTE and progressive action, contending Congreve will act liberally toward the Territory, while criticizing allocations that favor cities shirking their strong claims to federal funds.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Adam's birthday and a debate on creation timing. It cites Dr Jake Lightfont, Vine-Chancellor of Cambridge, claiming earth and man were created together on October 23, 2004 B C in a sunrise moment. The text blends quotes and unrelated casual lines.
Partial text discusses appellate reach of temporary alimony orders in Dole v Dole and the dissenting view by Chief Justice Galbraith. It cites Hadthrop and Kenna Coffee Co. and argues writs of mandamus or appeals from interlocutory rulings would burden courts. Names include Galbraith and Justice Frear, with references to petitioner Dole and the legal question of appealability of alimony orders.
Wames Crane of the Heraliy Telephone Co. faced a rough encounter when he spotted a prowler on his premises on Wilder Avenue. After a shout alarm, he grabbed a man he believed to be a neighbor, but a sudden blow to the eye ended the scuffle. Police were summoned, but the assailant escaped. Crane could not identify the attacker.
An elderly Chinaman was robbed at about 1 o'clock along the food track through rice patches north of the main track in Palami mauka of the general track. He escaped harm but was shaken. two white men were later detained by Mounted Officer Reuter but not identified. Dag O Conner faced Palew Court charged with assault on F Lathwrieke known as Rueda Prank. A related note mentions Volcanoes of Hawaii and a sale of a Fifteen Pages Reading.
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