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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
6
A review notes Frazier's Hawaii book, printed with brows and tapes, attracting readers with an artistic cover and bold typography. The excerpt suggests a striking look and vivid appeal, detailing how to obtain the work in Alameda and highlighting the author’s expertise.
Hart & Co. Gtd promotes a illustrated tourist leaflet designed to lure visitors. Distributed worldwide, the folder is praised by residents and tourists alike. Pro bono copies were published May 15 by Waldron to aid mail distribution. The piece includes prose poems about Hawaii with Waikiki views and harbor scenery plus Daggett quotes and statistics.
Trenteln special correspondent cites harsh Russian criticism of Manchuria governance. Chinese coercion, corruption, and inflated railway funds provoke calls for withdrawal, disruptions from banditry persist, Russian troops to be pared to 20,000, and foreign influence fears grow as ports like Port Arthur face scrutiny.
A Sun Lexington report describes a group of twenty five Kentucky University students led by Rev Barclay Meador planning a summer evangelistic campaign in feud torn areas. They aim to reach residents via country schools homes and tents to instill Christian principles and curb feuding. The effort will use local meeting sites and social reform as a path to peace. The piece also notes a business directory index in the Bulletin for notices tender calls and rate transactions.
An imperfect report from Chicago describes an event at the Agricultural College in Sydney, Austrasia where American delegates Gret, and others, participated in a world exhibition with nations represented. A display involved a pile of white eggs and a work called Ko with Emllath, Preach, and German guests noted. A Chicago poultry promoter mentions a telegram from Sydney about the Olympic plan and a forthcoming European event honoring Americans.
A readable fragment describes an evening with the Sousas Band featuring Harold Ashford, humorous readings, and original pieces. The event blends humor, pathos, and music to a warm reception, with fans applauding and a playful advertising note about rental classifieds at Bull office.
Last night the conference committee finished approval of a six month expense bill totaling 120,007 for reimbursements to merchants for money advanced to health inspectors. Items for Molokai telephone linkage and water development at Kamanaiki spring were adjusted. several road and park projects including Hualoa valley, Niumalu valley, and Paradise of the Pacific pubic area were passed or amended with specific sums. Senators Cecil Brown Parle and Representatives Harri Fernandes to prepare a formal report. bill endorsed for final commission passage.
New Zealand will create 75 to 100 packing houses within its borders to process kill and ship beef for foreign markets. Officials aim to control pricing and marketing while improving quality for Britain and other destinations.
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