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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
4
The garbled clipping mentions March 11 and references a baseball or track event with players Grover, Chesel, and Hen. It notes early arrivals and an upcoming meet with local teams and officials. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item seems to report a regional sports update and schedule.
fragmentary text from Kawah Hawaii. mentions Marty Uey and Hawaii county central. unclear names and actions. lacks complete sentences and concrete facts for a full record.
A fragmented report discusses Hawaiian royal succession and the role of Prince Jonah Kalakaua, heir apparent, with references to Queen Kaahumanu’s lineage and education in England. It notes colonial influences, political tensions, and the impact of the 1890s events on Hawaii’s royal family and their ties to Britain and the United States.
In a London stage night, Janet Waldorf earns praise for her portrayal of Sweet Nell in the revival of The Lady of Ontemi. The production, backed by Atlee Waldorf, showcases strong supporting turns by Jeffrey and others, with prospects for a fuller audience response as the run continues.
Tonight and Thursday night a series of four sermons on Bon subjecta is announced by Me Munckley lew. Friday night features a talk titled You are cordially invited to hear him at the Chelan Church in Atana. Services begin at one hour King, with promotional notes about vehicles for rent on sale at the bulletin.
An odd handwritten notice describes Henerotent Assertation of Chirag and Mrs Mongiettis A. Mart as President of a temperance group. It claims seven weeks of grippe with no improvement until Pormat treatment restored health, and mentions Hartman and Merwin firms studying Honolulu retail trade.
Rental signs labeled House for Rent were put up for sale at the Suiletin office drawing interest from locals. The action appears to be a sale of the signs themselves rather than rental agreements.
The Philippine Bill outlines currency rules using the old peso as the unit, valuing it by 159 grains of gold at nine tenths fine. It covers legal tender with U S silver dollars, adds 75,000 one peso coins, and mandates certification of silver and gold purity. It discusses minting options in Manila or U S mints, and states the act would repeal any form of money token after November 34, 08. The Business Man's Handy Index is advertised for notices and tender details in the Evening and Weekly Bulletins.
Famine pressures push migration from Stockholm region toward distant lands. Experts warn the north country will face moral and physical strain, needing a generation of prosperity. United States opportunities noted, with emphasis on the upheaval affecting young men and women. The text cites the U S Consul at Tamatave noting openings for employment and migration.
Tronsact business in all departments f Banking, Collections attended. Exchange bought and sold. Letters of Credit issued on The Bank of California and N M Rothschild & Sone. Drafts and cable transfers via Hongkong & Shanghai and Chartered Bank. Interoal rates for term deposits per annum. Trust, accountant, savings, and insurance services listed with office at 924 Bethel St. Spreckels.
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