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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1903
Page
8
A brief notice touts a large shipment of horse and mule shoes and declares readiness to fit them. Heller Bros complete farrier and blacksmiths outfit on hand with proper tools to fit shoes.
Proceedings span committee actions in Hawaii Senate with bills on public works and taxes, plus a tribute noting the death of vaudeville performer Weaver aged 80. The session tackles accounts audits, state salaries, and infrastructure funding, while a separate obituary recalls Weaver’s earlier vaudeville career and last years at the Acton Home.
The text covers a court hearing where Boyd faces a grand jury, with testimonies about a prior plow project and alleged misconduct. The proceedings involve jurors, indictments, and a $6,000 appropriation tied to furnishing schoolrooms, plus committee actions and a printing decision.
Daily weather readings from Honolulu include standard time notes and humidity while ships arrive and depart. Notable items list Mauna Toa and other vessels from Maui, Hawai, Kona ports, with crew and cargo movements. Legal and court items reference a sexual offense conviction and tax appeal decisions.
Excerpt presents garbled dialogue and stray phrases about beliefs, charity, and blame. It depicts a range of idiosyncratic lines including references to Satan, future prospects, and vague comments on voyages and fortunes. The text resembles a cut page with partial conversations and misread names.
Through a garbled yet alarming report authorities reveal a sordid baby farming scheme in London. Police note a yearly tally of around 100 infant deaths linked to mothers and suspected “baby farms.” Investigations identify two suspects as part of a broader network, with more arrests expected as the case unfolds.
General Board of Appraisers ruling affects Edna Wallice Hopper and her imported thoroughbreds. Horses purchased abroad for breeding must be imported in the name of the person intending to keep them in the country. A 25 percent ad valorem duty applies to all foreign bred thoroughbreds not imported under the owner’s name. Mrs Hopper had planned to bring eleven high bred stallions to California to stock a hill farm, but the ruling delays the move.
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