Subscriptions Rates and Domestic News Fragment
A garbled OCR page lists subscription rates for Evening Bulletin and Sunday Bulletin across regions with postpaid foreign options and annual totals. It also includes excerpts from a March to June 19th era discussion on women as citizens, democracy, and legal identity, featuring quotes about rights and social reform debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsieur
Amy Linnd
Hattie
Awela
Enve- Buhl Argumerl
Met
Crete
England
America
Sail Perenne
Wien
Debate Over Religious Work and Political Neutrality
Fragmented remarks discuss religious advancement and political neutrality, criticizing ministers and officials who mix faith with public affairs. References to Governor Dole, Curtis, and a Republican delegate candidate appear amid broader debates on church activity and civic duty in the territory.
Wireless telegraphy and the ether a heated exchange
A letter-writer disputes W F Havnop on Friday about wireless telegraphy and the ether. He cites Mr Dickenson of the Pacific Cable Co and Mr M L Cooke, argues the sun’s light and wireless waves share velocity, and questions quoted statements from a Stars article. He asks for corrections and notes potential misquotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Havnop
Dickenson
Pacific Cable Company
Hattersolvette Technical
Hemon
Walalas
Earth
ML Cooke
Hmanon
Walilae
Coss
Perpotion Impossible Progress Always Possible
Fragmented transcription summarizes a discussion by W. Smith before the Young Men's Keaward Clute about municipal self government. The piece argues progress is possible despite delays and political fear, noting electorate education and practical experience as key. The Bulletin critiques current voters and urges broader understanding of local governance.
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W. ©. Smith
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Smith
Hullvtin
Hewall
Soulth
Amite
Jataw Ani
Hawaii
Loral
Pamphraty
Hagpiland
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Colonial View of the Peace and World Order
Fragmentary text discusses a global peace vision, the canal project, and shifting control in regions occupied by Europeans, mentioning the United States and Dutch influence. The disjointed wording hints at a colonial power balance amid a broader peace context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierender
Kagie
United States of America
New Zealanders' War Reflections on Empire and Peace
The piece reflects on British imperial policies after the Boer War, arguing for English as the official language in newly annexed territories and condemning wartime measures. It praises New Zealanders for sacrifices, unity, and support for imperial terms, while warning against renewed Boer resistance and affirming mutual respect between Britons and colonists.
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Rouvey
Ragneh
Killah
Nellas
Alana
The
Orange
New Zealand
Kinamen
Loud
Arixon
Oach
England
Rathwabirge
Bellion
Hirst
Onrueh
Banking names and loans amid a mixed note
A garbled OCR passage lists banks in multiple cities including New York Chicago Paris Berlin and Yokohama with mentions of loans and security. It references collections and prompt accounting but the text is fragmented and unclear about specific actions or outcomes.
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Ate Union Bank of Low
New York
Newbangs
Chicago
National Bank
Parie—Credit Lyonnais
Berlin
Dresdner Bank
Kong
Yokohama
Floag Banking Corporation
Kee
Tesland
Avatraila
Baskow
Victories
Vancouver
Bank of British North America
Devonte
Sora
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King Streat, Honolus T. H
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
Wallace K
Farmington
Viel
Marion Evans
Copscience
Professor Hows
Nebraska
Pevsr
Warn
Aetran
Genenttien
Paletenre
Europe
Sian
Tembavnee
Denp
Republic
Wamer
Anti
Henty GC Menarimenth
Che Damier
Philippines
Mane
Aya
Coun Ey
Apurchate
Wilewe
Circuit Court
Witcork
Dole
Torritanyetn
Curtis Lauken
Republican Party
Lauken Fulette
Bae Homad Oapital
Uni
Delibarations
Sr Giapontt
Galnoo
Knowles
Monvary
California
Reedwood
Chas. F. Herrick Carriage Co
Columbus Buggy Co
Maul
Briug Pier Whaley
Agente, Broke
W. G. Irwin & Co
Silent ‘& Co
Chambcal Martin
Cross & Bons
Te BA Paraffine Paint Co
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Homoluly
Ewa Plantation Co
Walslua Agricultural Co. Ltd
Kohala Sugar Co
Waimea Sugar Mill Co
Fulton Iro
Bt Louis
Sto
New England Life of
Boston
Anta Fire Inn, Co
Hartford
Conn
Alliance Assurance Co
London
Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd
Geo
KR. Carter
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Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
Malku Sugar Co
Pala Pilation Co
Nahiku Sugar Co
Kihal Plantation Co
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Kahulul Railroad Co
Wm, G. Irwin & Co
Wm. G. Irwin
Commission
Agents OF the
Oceanic Steamship Co. OF
BAN Franciaco, Cal
NEW England Mutual Life Insurance CO. OF
Aetna Fire Insurance Company OF
Hartfori
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd
Queen Street
Honolulu, T. H
Hawaiian Agricultural Co
Ookala Sugar Plant
Onomea Sugar Co
Hosomu Sugar Co
Wailuku Sugar Co
Makeo Sugar Co
Haleakala Ranch Co
the von Hamm-Young CO
Honolulu
Lancashire Insurance Co
Balolne Insurance Co
Union Gas Engine Co
Eto
Bruce Cartwright
Equitable Life Absurance Society
Waited Brater
Desien
Omah
ING Bulletin
Bankers
Bishop & CO
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N. Jente
Bank of Coil Ionscence E Banking Co
Nay, Ltd
China
Japan
Morae Shangual Mani
Ero
Bank of Odin
Ana Aterwat
Trust Department
Accountant Department
Wataton
Bethel
Treet
Pops
Clare Spreckels
Claus Spreckels
Pioneer Building and Loan Assertion
Abbets
Momoy
Trent ‘Tutra Bortes of
Brock
Price
L. McLean
Femt
A. A. Wilder
Sephaiats Zs A
A. V. Sirectors
J. L. Mclean
A. V. Gear
O. B. Gray
J.D. Holt
A.W. Keoch
J. A. Lyle
Thy J. Mi. Little
Jodney
Office Cioure
Yokohama Specie Bank Limiteo
Eniae
Yokohama Specie Bank
Republic Bid, i. King Stree
Kausai, Whi
Molokat Land, Hawaii
Evening Bulletin
Pension Copper
Hale's
VM Cook Remedy Co
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