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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
4
Nonsensical OCR style bulleted text with scattered phrases about prices per year, July 3, 19, and assorted names. Mentions of Charles Roosevelt era politics, Hawaii, and various figures, but content is garbled with no coherent event or clear人物.
A Honolulu era political bulletin condemns a Hawaii Republican faction led by B. Isaltwin and Gri Brown for challenging the main party line. It argues their push toward minority status endangers unity, loyalty to Republican principles, and future electoral prospects. The piece warns the faction risks alienating Hawaii’s Republicans and harming reform momentum.
The document outlines a case involving Respondent George A Davis in disbarment proceedings. It notes alleged lack of good faith by an attorney and criticism of the defense’s evidence and argument, suggesting the brief is a questionable portrayal of the case and the attorney's conduct.
A 15 to 19 year old named W Simpson robbed a Pearl City Japanese blacksmith of 67.10 while he worked shoeing a horse. He fled by train to this city then spent the money on a watch clothes and baseball gear before admitting the theft. his sentence was suspended after his guilty plea. Deputy Sheriff Fernandes arrested him on suspicion, and his father witnessed the damaged party.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an excursion to Kahului dated the 12th, mentioning a Parker master, Honolulu, and avenues near Opems retennig with unclear names. Local deputy sheriff and constable are referenced, possibly near Walanne. details and place names are garbled and uncertain.
A partial account notes the Clavering’s condition and possible imminent peril. An unnamed correspondent disputes the vessel’s danger, citing calm winds, steady progress, and reliance on engines and anchors to maintain position. The United States vessel inquiry is mentioned as a factor in the unfolding event.
The article notes sugar price chaos as reports from Hawaii and New York spark debate over raw sugar costs. It quotes officials claiming a fixed price in New York and Liverpool while criticizing attempts to set refined sugar and signaling European demand. Refiners report prosperity due to wide price gaps between raw and refined sugar, with Cuban stocks dwindling as markets tighten.
Kiabara dies from injuries after a fatal attack by Yanagi at Ewa plantation. Deputy Sherrie Fernandes presides over a coroner inquest with verdict postponed to Monday. Yanagi remains at large with a 260 reward. Other local matters include a real estate trustee dispute and a police court perjury case continued.
The First American Savings and Trust Co announces capital of 250000 dollars with deposits welcomed and interest paid yearly at a rate of 41.2 percent. President and officers listed with address at Fort and King streets. Regulations available on request.
Bishop & Co established 1868 offers banking services in Honolulu with multiple departments. Draws letters of credit, drafts, and cable transfers through London Hongkong Shanghai. Savings and trust services, audits, and insurance agency at 824 Bethel St.
Claus Spreckels & Co bankers Honolulu advertise a wide international network with San Francisco and London agents. The notice lists banks including Nevada National Bank of San Francisco New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank and others. It notes deposits received loans on approved security commercial and travelers credits issued bills of exchange bought and sold and prompt collections.
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