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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
4
In Honolulu Judge De Holt orders the Boyd case to finish the Boyd enterprise in court. The report ranges across immigration, naval armament, and political debates, noting U S interest in Cuba, and the broader Hawaii legislative budget fight.
Owing to intense interest in Dr. Alexander J. Melver-Tyndall psychic demonstrations, a special farewell demonstration is set for tomorrow at 3 o'clock and an 8:30 farewell show, promising a large audience as the doctor visits these lands for the first time. The Good Roads Convention in St. Louis April 27 to May 2 aims to draw 200 000 delegates with railways pledging a one fare round trip.
Mr. Dooley discusses county control of schools in Hawaii, critiquing the selection and supervision of teachers, inspectors, and the superintendent. He questions the influence of political appointees and calls for capable officials to ensure standards and anti bias in classrooms.
A concise resume of legal notices, tender calls, judgments, and building permit real estate transactions as published in the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin. Includes references to the two periodicals and the colonial price of six cents per month.
Charles Tupper, former Conservative leader, argues in Parliament for empowering Canada to build a railway from a northern British Columbia seaport to Dawson City and to enact a law restricting American mining in the Yukon, delaying immediate effect but allowing future action through ministerial advice.
A fragment reports immigration inspectors in Montreal missive, noting Clarke and eighteen new deputies appointed to deter dispersed immigrants from entering the United States via the Pacific Coast. The tally claims twenty inspectors active between Hall and the Pacific.
In New York City a Reform Club banquet closed the National Convention on Municipal Ownership and Public Franchises. Mayor Sullivan of Hartford promoted public control while speakers warned of growing Bodiliats strength and urged public takeovers.
United States Minister to Venezuela Herbert W. Bowen declines a planned Brooklyn banquet in his honor, saying his peculiar Venezuelan plenipotentiary role makes him temporarily a foreigner and asking organizers to prevent the honor. The item also notes a separate notice about HOUSE FOR RENT signs for axle at the Bulletin office.
A Portland dispatch reports lengthening the immigration season will enable a sizable movement of settlers to Oregon with near 100 settlers daily passing through Portland toward the Willamette Valley and further south. In Bricatol a silver penny from Edward I's reign is unearthed during waterworks excavations.
The notice describes banking services including exchange, letters of credit, drafts, and cable transfers with various international connections. It lists trust, accountant, savings, and insurance departments, plus safekeeping for valuables and monthly deposit interest rates. Office location and department scopes are outlined.
A fragment lists many banks including San Francisco National Bank of Sag, Nevada National Bank, Union Bank of London, American Exchange, Merchants National Bank Chicago, Credit Lyonnais Paris, Dresdner Bank, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corp, Bank of New Zealand, Bank of British North America. Deposits received, loans granted, security, travel credits, bills bought and sold, collections promptly accounted.
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