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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
6
The city announces a public offering of four hundred twenty six thousand six hundred ninety dollars in bonds to finance terricual company ventures. Subscriptions close May first with payment details and tender instructions for investors in New York city.
The article reports on government plans to build new warships, detailing the roles of key officials including Secretary Moody and Senator Hale. It notes expectations for long-term naval expansion, with ships to be constructed at Brooklyn Navy Yard and Mare Island, and outlines parliamentary support and prospective ten to fifteen year funding outlook.
A fragmentary 19th century appraisal discusses currency value and trade, naming Hawaii officials and a prospective investment. It touches on property destruction, financial trust, and the declaration of a government treasurer, with scattered references to Hawaii and governance. The text includes references to names, places, and institutions amid garbled OCR.
A garbled OCR style passage recounts a chaotic scene involving Madden and Madden’s dignity amid crowding spectators. It describes a tense moment on an electric car line, a hat incident, and a pursuit by Madden after an unspecified altercation. The piece references a weekly edition and a police-like focus on event details despite heavy transcription errors.
Hawaii department listing for Judd Building ground floor announces Robert Slaughter as general agent with multiple executives and attorneys across Portland San Francisco and Stockton connected firms including Ladd & Tilton Equitable Life and First National Bank. Includes bankers lawyers and agents from Aetna Insurance and Canadian Bank of Commerce plus local Honolulu offices.
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