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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented report from the Evening Bulletin outlines monthly and yearly bulletins, political mentions, and health references. It discusses figures, events, and opinions around Washington state, Hawaii, and local governance, with emphasis on public works funding and legislative actions. The text references ex-Speaker Wenderson, President Leo, and various public notices amid a broad, edited miscellany.
A garbled legislative teaser discusses economy in the Hawaii legislature. It asserts taxpayer expectations, oversized general appropriations, and surpluses, arguing for restraint and accountability. The fragment hints at public thrift amid concerns about extravagance and county bills.
A lengthy, fractured account discusses public expense, taxation, and legislative control over territory finances. It notes revenue cuts, scrutiny of income, and pushback against rate increases while detailing how lawmakers and officials balance budgets amid proposals to limit expenditures and preserve taxpayer money.
Report examines claims by Mr Frear of biased handling by Circuit Judge Gear in the Fourth Circuit. It details expenditures, jury activity, indictments, and court days across last terms, arguing Gear operated longer terms and produced more outcomes than contemporaries.
Fragmentary text notes differences in jury term costs and workload, mentioning Judge Gear and Chief Justice Frear. It references November figures, grand jury terms, and comparative expenses between terms, with obscure financial details and partial context.
A heated, garbled critique questions the competence and motives of Hemet school officials and employers. The text rails against perceived bias and inequity, suggesting a broader critique of the American school system and a push for reform, with references to governance and supervision.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses terra cotta art and a civic context. It mentions a humbler craft, a Berlin or New York setting, and a vague event with numeric references. The text is unclear but suggests a discussion of an art piece and related civic concerns.
The Charter Etruria arrived in New York February 2 from Liverpool and Queenstown and published the first news edition with wireless telegraph reports. The ship carried a 500 copy morning issue and detailed Venezuelan developments, the King’s actions, the coal famine, Alaskan treaty talks, and Rhodes scholarship notes. Wireless messages from Queenstown reached shore, with further items in Liverpool papers. A wedding near Jersey City and Harlin’s Wagner statue project are mentioned amid scattered notes.
The Meninney National Memorial Association based in Cleveland plans a McKinley monument. They have raised about $300,000 in the first year and must gather over $100,000 more before construction can begin. Trustees start a national drive using post offices and department stores with contributor certificates to be distributed, aiming to reach donors in many cities.
Bishop & Co banking offers all services including collections exchange drafts and telegraphic transfers with partners in London New York Hongkong Shanghai and India. Term deposits earn 2 to 4 percent per annum with seven day notice to twelve months. trust and savings departments handle mortgages rents safekeeping and audits for corporations and individuals. Insurance options cover fire marine life accident and employers liability with office at 924 Bethel St.
An older advertisement lists Claus Spreckels & Co with agents in San Francisco London New York Chicago and Hong Kong. It notes deposits received loans on approved security commercial travelers credits bills of exchange bought and sold and prompt collection accounting services.
The Yokohama Specie Bank LIMITED shows subscribed capital of 18,000,000 and reserved fund. Head office in Yokohama. The bank conducts collection of bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit and general banking. Interest on fixed deposits quoted.
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