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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
6
Lincoln May 2 The University Chancellor Benjamin Andrews announced that Free Silver views were no longer held. He said the market had proved the geologist prophecy wrong as gold output rose and prices fell, leading to a new standard of value and lower commodity prices.
A Paris cable to the Herald describes a bold Brest test firing against a turret using a 12 inch shell from the Suffren. The experiment aims to study impact effects on armor as part of ongoing naval architecture research.
The afternoon meeting lists officers for the upcoming year including President Mrs GP Andrews and numerous vice presidents. Reports cover missionary work among Mawalians and Japanese, Armenian and Pandita Ramabal associations, and plans for literature sales, educational talks, and monthly meetings from September to April. A program of readings, collections, and special offerings is outlined with dates and speakers.
The Kamehameha Manual Training Commencement featured speeches by Rev. S. L. Desha, with a ship work exhibit and Hawaiian products showcased. Graduates listed include Thomas Mahl Kell and Akalko Akana among others, certificates presented by Hon. W. F. Allen, president of the Board of Trustees.
Passenger lists show departures for San Francisco and Victoria with numerous names and spouses named, including Mrs Nooun, Miss H D Melerley, Max A. Jones, Anita Oliver, Mrs Ho McCarthy, Mrs Parwater, and many others. The records reference vessels 8 & Mamet and 8 & Moana with dates June 3d and June 2, listing travelers to San Francisco, Victoria, and Vancouver along with associated passengers and families.
The Texas bankers meeting in Sherman discusses money supply adequacy and currency policy. Prominent voices from J Gag and Rex Dawes urge cautious reforms, warning against radical changes and stressing safety of bank notes and timing of elastic currency.
A Standard Oil tank barge carrying thousands of gallons exploded in the East River near Long Island City on May 11. The first mate John Guinn died. the burning barge broke up and sank after attracting thousands who watched from the shores. Fire was extinguished as tugboats towed remaining wreckage away. The chaotic scene drew many spectators to the riverfront.
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