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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1903
Page
4
The Bulletin discusses the Pacific cable’s impact on Hawaii, linking Hawaii to media, commerce, and governance. It comments on government figures, memorials, and public opinion, noting editorial views on cable influence and centralized decisions from Washington. It also contrasts new tech with steam power and reflects on press access to memorials and diplomat etiquette.
A garbled OCR chunk lists scattered phrases and names, suggesting notes about a local meeting or event. Readable items include mentions of places, people, and times, but the overall context and specifics remain unclear. No coherent incident or outcome is identifiable.
An article argues Hawaii should pursue a prominent role in national development through a transpacific cable, predicting economic growth, modern infrastructure, and a united, intelligent populace. It discusses the impact on Hawaii's status, potential gains for residents, and urges timely progress to join world centers of activity.
British policy shifts on sugar bounties amid Brussels agreement debates. Law advisers say Britain must impose countervailing duties on sugar from any country not bound by the pact once the October 4 1902 deadline passes, with Russia denying beetroot bounty claims while London asserts fiscal measures mirror production incentives.
The article discusses tensions over trade and treaties involving Britain Cuba and the United States. It mentions the Hague arbitration question, the Brussels agreement, and the potential impact of countervailing duties on Cuba’s exports. It notes Britain’s subsidy stance and Cuba’s prospects with reciprocal treaties and market access, highlighting the political stakes in the Caribbean and Atlantic regions.
Hawaiian sugar shares showed mixed activity with several issues trading unevenly on Friday. Hawaiian Commercial 104 sold at 1.0, Panahuan Wan fell from 916 to 818, Mukawell slipped from 28 to 20, and Hawaiian sugar trade included small lots at 100.60 and 101. The market also noted Hawaiian Commercial and Kahuku gold activity, with limited shares changing hands amid broad volatility.
Kin Santo Isabella Moreant isk and Chas Peters with Delaney and FC Barnes appeared in Police Court this morning on fornication charges. They were arrested last night by OMecere Renwar with Meg Duffie at the Mollittt maroon. Defendants asked for continuance to allow marriage plans, Judge Wilcox granted the request. Delaney and fling pleaded not guilty and the court kept their cases open to tomorrow.
Fin Mackfeld Co Ltd Merchants Co Ltd and Hyman Brothers filed a bankruptcy petition against Wing Sing Lung Co joining in Honolulu. Claims include Hackfeld 1166 Merchantile 674.78 Hyman 128.26. Respondents admit inability to pay and seek adjudication. A temporary restraining order to protect assets to be heard this afternoon. Gallery corner Hotel and Union streets.
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