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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1903
Page
4
The text surveys bills and public discourse across Hawaii and the U.S. Congress. It notes calls for legislative action, executive authority debates, and the impact of a strike on Hawaiian plantations while mentioning figures like Senator Oras and Justice authors.
Report from Hilo discusses a federal probe into alleged abuses linked to a windfall in Hawaii. Officials question whether authorities intend to pursue action in Washington as local crimes, including forced confessions and torture during interrogations, are examined amid broader debates on colonial justice and civil rights.
Fragmented text discusses territorial officers and investigations. Mentions Port Attemne, Mawali, swashbuckling pirate, Metalla, Helimony, and a call for examining actions and penalties. No clear events, dates, or identifiable people.
Controversy over Hawaii pineapple industry and small farmer prospects unfolds in The Advertiser. Editors clash over publicity for agriculture, with arguments about national competition, local growth, and the impact of press coverage on farming in Hawaii.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions Hawaii and colonist themes, noting practical works and agricultural hopes. The garbled text references Watinwa and Marvel 6 with uncertain figures and phrases about diet, market makers, and imperative actions, but lacks clear events or names.
Report discusses empowering PonEtOe Che Fig to run their schools and elect their district authorities. It argues residents have long upheld local self governance to develop education and community welfare, opposing external reprentation limits and stressing local control for future gains. The piece cites the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin as sources for legal notices and public transactions.
At a Saturday night gathering in Ann Arbor the University of Michigan alumni met at the Moana hotel to renew college ties. W A Kinney was elected president and the Alumni Association at the University of Michigan was organized with both graduates and former students eligible for affiliation.
The Waldorf 60 from Yokohama reached Honolulu this morning aboard the American Mercury to the delight of passengers and crew. Captain Going praised a smooth run while the Waldorfs were lauded for entertaining guests during the voyage. Mrs Waldorf and Mr Norval Mee Wregor were warmly received back in America after four years away. The company brings scenery and costumes for their opening performance tomorrow night. House for Rent advertised at Bulletin offices.
A long roster of passengers arrives from the Orient and Maul on various ships. The list includes numerous individuals with surnames Waldorf, Waldorf Janet, McKenna, Tanaka, Yamada, Kanewanu, and many others, with mentions of vessels like Janet Wal, Iwalani, and Kausi. The March dates and passenger groupings show attendance of families and single travelers heading to San Francisco and local points.
The notice lists William G. Spreckels & Co as bankers with multiple departments including Trust, Savings, Insurance, and Accountant. It details exchange, deposits, term rates, loans, and commercial credits. Correspondents include The Bank of California, London banks, and Hongkong Shanghai Bank. It notes deposits, loans, and drafts with international relations spanning San Francisco to London and Hong Kong.
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