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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1903
Page
4
An old newspaper notice from the Evening Bulletin outlines publication details, rates, and contact information. It mentions editor names, post office entries, and asks readers to aid in locating missing funds or wheels, reflecting a period newsprint routine.
Fragmentary OCR text references resignation and a person named Juatifes or Andriwe, with incomplete phrases about a failure episode and a finished pecnyt. Details are unreadable, but suggests a political or official resignation not fully captured.
The article analyzes Hawaii Territory bond plans citing 4 and 5 percent issue options, comparisons with Porto Rico and New Mexico, and investor sentiment. It argues for aligning with state plans, notes favorable terms on territorial loans, and warns against risky permature issues while urging prudent securing of funds.
A special meeting of the Slay Racing Association convened at Wakuku Court House on a Monday evening. Four new members joined the rolls, rules were amended for a race with prizes of 86 and 5 if the winner beats 2 25. Cyclone and Waldo J were barred due to stronger records. W T Robinson is to visit Honolulu to recruit horsemen to bring horses for July Fourth, while Kabulut track preparations will proceed for race day.
The snippet advertises a concise resume of legal notices calls for tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. It references Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin subscriptions with monthly and yearly pricing.
June 4 report from Waihaku Company noting reluctance to march to Honolulu for a territorial militia encampment. Commanders face funding obstacles as soldiers lack funds for a ten day stay. government might reimburse via proper vouchers, while some members offer advances. Local authorities seek inspection and ensure protection of hinge interests against possible unrest.
A legislative battle unfolds as officials debate constitutional boundaries in public inspection duties and officer removals. Testimony and journal entries are scrutinized while a livery-stable horse incident distracts the proceedings, highlighting local governance tensions and parliamentary procedure.
A disorderly argument from a valuable horse shot rumor led to dragging and delays until noon. The Altering General added finishing touches to the general argument. Court recessed after 12 o'clock and resumed at 2 o'clock to determine when the case will continue.
In Walluki on June 6 a Japanese worker at Puuene Camp 5 named Yamada Hakamateu killed his wife Matai with a dagger. He then attempted suicide by stabbing himself but only damaged his cubs and trachea. The woman died from injuries. he awaits trial for murder at the current court term.
Souza, a wall decorator from King Street, objects to a paragraph in the May 2 edition and the May 20 issue citing him as informant in the Deputy Shortt case. He says he acted as interpreter for the investigation and defense attorney, and that his testimony before the Grand Jury differs from the published statement. He asks why no one informed him of the publication and asks for a price to publish lines correcting the record.
Speaker Beckley testified while on the stand about his interpretations of the bill. He claimed Exhibit Bill differed from the one that passed Haun and suggested a page with a hack clause was smuggled into the file. Clarke of Bonnie Bavidge and Prow ident Crabbe offered no knowledge of the matter.
In Hilo Journal notes dated July 4, a case titled the water cure resurfaces. A cottage rented with a faulty dish and cheap apparatus was cited as proof of alleged abuse by officers. The jury rejected these claims, ruling for the water curer amid disputed ownership and equipment failures.
Bishop & Co hanks department offers full banking services including deposits at 4 percent per annum with several term options. Trust department manages estates and valuables. Accountant department provides audits and statements. Office at 924 Bethel. Insurance department lists fire marine life and liability coverage.
Claus Spreckels Co bankers in Honolulu list connections with National Banks in San Francisco and New York American Exchange National Bank and others in Paris Berlin Hong Kong London and more. It notes deposits received loans approved securities travelers checks bills of exchange and prompt collections.
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