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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
6
Lenor F. Loree has been elected president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, succeeding prior leadership as he begins his career at the rank and marks a new era for the company.
Searles, an eight year planter on a 40 acre Hawaii coffee tract, laments low prices in San Francisco. He argues brokers control trade and South American cheap labor undercuts Hawaii. He proposes a minimum 15 cent per pound price via tariffication and bringing American families to settle Hawaii to sustain coffee farming. He suggests opening government land for coffee and broadtariff advocacy.
A derailed train plunged down a vast embankment causing mass debris and panicked survivors. Fire intensified the horror as people cried out while cattle burned. The Marseille French opera company traveling to San Francisco lost its scenery and baggage. seventeen performers suffered no passengers escaped with only minimal hand baggage.
New York telegram reports the Duchess and the divorced Earl as a proposed match opposed by the Queen. The Queen’s refusal follows Leopold's death seventeen years prior, keeping the Duchess from society while she raises her children and pursues charity and reform. The Duchess, dependent on her mother-in-law’s will, resigns to the inevitable after a lengthy royal interview.
A fragmented OCR style list mentions banks and financial institutions with stray terms from various countries and regions. It reads as a garbled catalog of names including national banks, exchange bureaus, and credit houses with inconsistent spellings and random insertions, lacking a coherent narrative.
Transact a general banking and exchange business available in principal cities worldwide. Interest begins after July 1, 1805 on fixed deposits with rates 7 days 2 percent, 3 months 3 1-2 percent, 6 months 3 1-2 percent, and 12 months 4 percent. The form carries no interest unless maintained for one month.
Pioneer Building on Loan Association announces secretarial and financial details for stock and monthly deposits. Officers listed include F. Lansing president and Y. Gear vice president with other staff and directors. Offices hours noted as 12:20 to 1:20.
The bank offers interest at four and one half percent per annum and invites applicants to obtain printed copies of Rules and Regu lations at the bank office on Morcha Street. It buys and receives for collection bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit and conducts general banking business.
Coroner's jury did not meet as Sheriff Brown was absent in court. Detective Kaupa traced the crime scene near Bea View Punahou and found a revolver chamber under an alguroba tree, suggesting multiple assailants. A Chinaman named Manos Valley reported Young Dang had worked near Moanalua and planned to return to China. The inquest proceeds in Deputy High Sheriff’s court later today.
A July 1 dispatch reports Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad officials withdrawing a planned freight rate cut set for July 16 to preserve peace. The account mentions a dramatic train wreck scene, with passengers reacting to the disaster and a note of medical medicine being praised amid the chaos. Names such as George Bosworth and Epworth Leaguers appear in scattered fragments within the damaged text.
A mongoone and a fox terrier pup feud in staged daily bouts to deter mongooses and rats. Local men wager and watch during noon hours, finding entertainment and morale boosts in the staged clashes while workers focus on daily tasks.
A fragment notes officers including Baldwin, Cartle, Alexander, Cook, and Smith, with roles unclear. The text appears to be from a historical list of officers and an auditor, though layout and punctuation are incomplete.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous suppliers and products including Western Sugar Refinery Company of San Francisco J Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia U S A Universal Mill Co National and Gutanet Co Chemical Fertilizers Kera Alex Crome & Sons high-grade Fert Covering Parraffine Paint Co P & B Paints and Papers Lucas and Linseed Otis raw and boiled Indarine a cold water paint in white and colors Filter Press Cloths Cement Lime and Bricks
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