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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
4
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A noisy 1908 Honolulu period piece discusses Americanization under the Amertcam banner, reforms, and Hawaiian independence versus financial restraint. It mentions Hawaii's development, economic issues, and political figures like Aylett, Carter, and Parker amid national policy tensions.
The Iowa Democratic platform declares the money question settled while criticizing imperial policy. It calls for independent government for Porto Rico and the Philippines, condemns annexation moves, and urges reforms to diminish direct control by the United States. The stance signals internal debate over territorial governance and broader party unity ahead of the forthcoming election.
A Port Rican woman’s vagary case erupts in a stormy Port reference courtroom as Judge George Doyle and Attorney Straus clash over procedure. The judge orders decorum, Straus sits and objects, and the court weighs due process while discussion turns to building owners and local jurisdiction.
A doctored advertisement-style letter from Mrs M J Danley of Minneapolis Minnesota extols Peruna as a cure for kidney trouble claiming relief within three months after many unsuccessful attempts. It cites Laure Hopkins of Washington and Birmingham iron works as another supporter and notes distribution through Dr Hartman and Smith Co for the drug trade.
S Stephenson notes The Great Melode is The Judge at the Orpheum tonight. Dixie Ward returns in a familiar part while Joan de Lacey plays the welcoming villain. Kunkel and Webber deliver strong turns as plot unfolds with new stage effects and Hugo Herter to introduce a fresh ballad set. The Lyceum Stock Company is praised for solid casting and Hart & Co. intermission music plans.
The Hawaii House debated subsidies and public land surveys with motions to fund Lahaina wharf completion and Kalihi ramp whitewashing. They adjusted the public lands survey item to 2 dollars and added 3000 for buoys at Landings Bod. A $82,000 net raise was approved, and a twenty one gun salute was announced for Independence Day at the Capitol grounds.
We, the undersigned manufacturers of carbonated beverages, form an association to protect property and bottles. On the first day of July 1900, a system will begin to track every bottle delivered and received from each dealer. If shortages occur, five cents per bottle will be charged. dealers in “Bada Water” must collect deposits to prevent extra bottle discounts. The firms pledge to discontinue extra bottle giveaways and net prices will rise to cover material losses. Entities include Hawaii Soda Works, Mountain Mineral and Soda Works, Star Soda Works, Arctic Soda Works, Enterprise Soda Works, Consolidated Soda Water Works Co. Ltd.
Officials of Alexander and Baldwin include Hf Baldwin J B Cantle J B Cooke IW M C Smith and Geo R Cart in the historical listing of organizational officers and directors.
An old advertisement lists Bishop and Co departments offering Banking and Commercial services. It promotes drafts and cable transfers via Bank of California and N M Rothschild Sons London, with correspondents including The Bank of Call, London. It notes interest on term deposits, trust and accountant services, savings deposits at 4 1 8 percent, and insurance agency representation across fire marine life and accident lines. Office at 924 Bethel Street and Insurance Office at 624 Bethel Street.
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