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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
4
The note mentions per month and per year pricing terms, postpaid options, and scattered phrases about telephone services and a banked event. Names and clear actions are unclear, with many garbled portions referencing figures, dates, and locations without coherent context.
Historic document reports that widespread deforestation in the Adirondack and nearby mountain ranges reduces rainfall and river flow in western New York. Estimates show $20 million yearly value tied to forested watershed protection, with loss of headwaters and altered stream volumes affecting navigation and power potential across the Hudson Mohawk and Catskill regions.
A long, garbled historical column critiques Sumner and Hawaii politics, mentioning Magoon, Curtis, Humphreys, and McCleary. It discusses legal fees, subpoenas, and public works, with references to federal appropriations, waste, and racial prejudice, ending with a broad, antiquated oration on American history.
A Jopatingy Haberman reported a fellow countryman named ala bE faverivAR was drowned while trading off near Diamond Hewes. The deceased, from Yamada, went fishing with Jim Rumipan and Bulada. They were near Bluer Hear when a boat capsized. A friend fled to safety while Bulada saved others. The coroner's jury viewed the remains of Yamada. John Guilt and two children left Kalitani for a ranch stay in California due to Dorothy's health.
The article outlines accusations against Combe involving theft of a flag set with three sapphires and a handkerchief from a child, plus a separate complaint of larceny at the Moor Street Moe wits Hotel. Combe is said to have entered rooms, examined items, and pockets the items before denying wrongdoing. Authorities and witnesses describe Combe's movements across several locations and allege prior indecisive behavior.
Secretary Carter and Congressman McCleary discussed anticipated Aug 8 meetings, with McCleary seeking courtesy visits in Washington. McCleary praised Carter and Governor, noting his role on Appropriations and urging reimbursement for housing and related Territorial expenditures.
A fragmentary report outlines debate over extending the Pacific Heights road toward Makiki. Officials indicated a tentative 15,000 investment, with charges of financial cautiousness and a possible new project timeline. A concert and church charter news follow, along with a libel case decision and stock trades.
The Chinese habeas corpus case of Jung Hung, a Chinese woman linked to Jue Gan, appeared in Federal Court at endar with continuation to 2 o clock due to other matters on the docket. Judge Kstre noted the case as highly interesting, hinting at potential outcomes impacting slavery in China and related legal questions. The item also references the Business Man's Handy Index published in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition.
A garbled OCR passage mentions investment promises offering up to five thousand dollars and 44 percent interest with six months or a year profits. It references individuals like Robert Slaughter and mentions a Venice disaster related to a trench collapse and district architecture. The text combines financial pitches and a historical incident with unclear chronology.
Transact business in all departments Banking. Exchange bought and sold. Drafts and cable transfers on China Japan via Hongkong Shanghai Bank. Rates per annum seven days 2 percent three months 3 percent six months 3 12 percent twelve months 4 percent. Trust and Savings departments listed with services and offices. Insurance departments with Fire Marine Life and Liability coverage. Pro Pendel De Claus Spreckels.
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