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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1905
Page
6
A杂 fragmentary reading notes varied topics on Browning Longfellow and ailanthus poetry prose. The piece touches on Alexander Young judge Hardy and Sunset magazine. It mentions a weathered sunset scene Waianae hills and a humorous quip about lending money as a test of friendship. It lists bakery items at New England Bakery and a Harpers Brower reference.
In a long concluding chapter, Santa Claus arrives on foot to the Dorton home where a brave girl guides him. He shares warmth, distributes toys, and reveals his travels while the children and mother express gratitude. Mr. Dorton realizes he found the right path and feels a rare happiness from giving.
Washington January 6 The program of recommendations and resolutions for the thirty fifth annual meeting of the National Board of Trade, opening January 17, includes proposals on marine commerce, interstate commerce laws, reciprocity, uniform bills of lading, alcohol tax reduction, and river and waterway improvements. Resolutions urge expanded powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission, while New York Board of Trade opposes granting ratemaking power to the commission and favors enforcement by injunction. Railroad pooling and government sponsorship of nation coastwise waterways are urged, along with one cent portage, Mississippi River improvements, and early ratification of international arbitration treaties.
The Scranton Board of Trade asks the President to support joining a Hague arbitration effort. The Boston Chamber of Commerce presses for reciprocal treaties with Canada to widen foreign trade. The Cincinnati Chamber advocates free alcohol for industry and the Philadelphia League backs tax cuts. The Sugar Manufacturers Association seeks tariff reductions with exceptions for Philippine-sourced goods. A stock series for Pioneer Building & Lane Association opens with a 50 cent per share fee and monthly dues. Fine job printing at The Bulletin Office.
The contest opened December 1 and closes 5 PM March 15. Anyone may enter except employees and their families of The Bulletin Pub. Co. Ltd. New subscribers get double votes. transfers between household members not allowed. Final count by three impartial judges with no stake in candidates. Only one name per ballot. vote transfers forbidden. Prizes include a Pope-Tribune Automobile, Angelus Piano Player, L. C. Smith Shotgun, Premo Senior Camera, Cabinet Tool Cheste, and a Barrel of Flour.
ECOND PRIZE An Angelus the world famed piano player Value 200 The Angelus is the result of an inspiration and has made it possible for any man or woman who knows nothing about piano to play any class of music correctly The Hawaiian News Co are the local agents FOURTH PRIZE A Premo Senior 8x7 Camera made by Rochester Optical Co Value MO This instrument has Bausch Lemp lens Victor shutter vertical and horizontal swinging back front rising and falling ratchet and pinion focus Camera is from the Honolulu Photo Supply Co SIXTH PRIZE One barrel Port Costa flour Pure as snow and makes best
A notice explains vote credits for newspaper coupon voting and payment credits. New subscribers receive double credits if prepaid and not served in sixty days before December. Regular payments on subscriptions earn credits, with minimum payments under 76 cents not earning votes.
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