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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
6
The conference committee on a 1500 expense bill reports to the House as the Senate has not confirmed a conference. Members discuss raising to 17000 or 20000, with Senate delaying. Amendments to tax provisions are read, then adjournment follows as the House plans to reconvene.
Advertiser reports a Flying Jordana show at the Chinese theater last night ran into trouble when a flying machine malfunctioned causing a power outage. A Chinese officer confronted a speaker, provoking a tense exchange as the crowd dispersed without any violence or theatrical interruption.
A Senate conference committee reported a compromise of 17 000 for the extra pension expenses, replacing the prior 15 000 allocation. The House did not concur with Senate amendments to the current expense bill, and the Senate refused to recede. The session adjourned near 10 pm with a new conference to reconvene.
Travairt General Banking and Exchange Business offers letters of credit and fixed deposit schemes. Interest rates posted: 7 days 2 percent, 3 months 8 percent, 6 months 3 19 percent, 12 months 4 percent. Availability stated across principal offices worldwide. Formality notes require monthly validation for letters.
A complaint from Carroll Whitaker in Hilo declares a jar of pickles bought from Richmond, Vase, and Kidd caused serious trouble. Whitaker demands an end to production or lower prices, saying his life and family suffer and neighbors repeatedly mock him as the pickle issue persists.
A petition filed with the clerk of the court in the estate of Joseph Booth seeks appointment of a trustee for the widow's portion of a fund estimated at 1897.50 now held by the clerk. The claim includes government bonds and a mortgaged share in Booth's estate. The petition requests Charles Booth be named guardian, with references to related persons and guardianship actions. Also noted are unrelated promotional paragraphs for Kickapoo Indian Oil.
Fragmentary notice lists Pioneer Building and Loan Association and several individuals including W. Keoch, J. L. Hes, D. Holt, Wray, and W. L. Howard, with references to loans, savings, and monthly installments. The text appears to be a damaged ad or notice detailing individuals connected to the association and its financial actions.
Deposite and interest at four and one half percent per annum available. Printed copies of the Rules and Regulations can be obtained by application at the bank building on Morday Keot.
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