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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
4
Readable fragments describe a paint product campaign focused on permanent resin colors and pigment blends. Mentions Carrara, color names, and claims of durable finishes with references to brands, applications, and marketing language from a mid century catalog.
The report describes a tense midgame situation where the Comet offense stagnated and congestion increased near the goal. Players including Hidler and others faced difficulty advancing, while line changes and tempo shifts attempted to open space. Officials and coaches weighed adjustments as the period wore on.
A late territorial court communication sent to the committee warns that absent funding and revised treasuries the court system risks power abuse and biased justice. The document urges legislative action to fix salaries and ensure court operations do not stall.
The notice lists Clare Spreckels and Claus Spreckels & Co as bankers with references to major global banks including National Bank of an Exchange and Bank of London The Union, New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Paris credit, and Hong Kong Yokohama Hong Manking, plus Bank of Australia and Vancouver Bank of. The document mentions bills of exchange, travel credits, and prompt collections, highlighting a comprehensive international banking network.
In a fragmented report from Yokohama, capital figures show Yen 24,000,006 subscribed, Yen 18,004,000 up capital, and Yen 9,060,000 reserved fund. The document references bills of exchange Isaacs Draft Letters of Credit and general banking operations. The interest and party names are partially obscured but indicate a banking bid or investors in Honolulu.
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