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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1903
Page
4
A long, garbled column discusses Delegate Wilson and Prince Kuhio, Hawaii politics, and public notices. It references the Hawaii Senate and House terms, constitutional questions, and newspaper responsibilities in publishing notices amid debates over privacy and transparency. The text also mentions British reciprocity, Cuban treaty doubts, and U S policy shifts affecting local governance and press duties.
A fragmented treatise argues for republican county governments across state, county, municipal, township and school districts. It emphasizes Home Rule, warns against centralized control, and asserts counties, state and local entities must be independent yet coordinated to serve the people. The piece discusses tax power, education districts, and the structure of governance.
A disjointed piece argues for student loyalty to the Commie HAE and opposes school control by teachers citing petitions and public engagement. It mentions the Board of Education, the Legislature, and party politics as factors shaping morale and policy in schools.
Community members expect a strong advocate as a local voice not tied to any external entity. The piece discusses leadership roles and the value of independent representation within the group.
A fragment from a public bulletin notes political advertising and advertiser attitudes, mentioning Republican party alignment and press conduct. It suggests divided views among correspondents and officials about fair treatment, with minimal explicit outcomes or dates, focusing on editorial tensions and partisan messaging.
In the Nawlehn district and Bulletin circles, the Advertiser carries the largest audience while the Bulletin is popular with many residents. The writer argues the Advertiser supports Republican policy and questions how the party is perceived by teachers and citizens amid petitions. The notice reflects Kau, Hawaii, February 27, 08.
Claus Spreckels Co bank and trust department offer banking services across Honolulu San Francisco London Sydney Hong Kong Yokohama and Paris. They provide deposits loans credits drafts bills of exchange collections and travel credits with agents in major banks and international exchanges.
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