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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1906
Page
2
A dense OCR page blends local notices, court items, business ads, and community updates. It references a Republican county meeting, chamber of commerce events, theater and stage notes, Hawaii related promotions, photography schools, and various ads for foods, beverages, and supplies.
A brief item notes a Hawaiian songs segment titled Aloha Collectans with a reference to Hawaii and a catalog-like line. Names such as Nicholy Linn appear, suggesting a music column teaser or catalog entry without full context or dates.
A compact note argues that success hinges on personal dexterity knowledge and fitness. It stresses that ability and readiness shape outcomes more than luck or external aid. The piece frames skill as essential and building toward mastery as critical.
Reports from multiple cities describe a brutal war, a deadly earthquake in Formosa, and uprisings as miners clash with police. Financial estimates top thirty five million dollars in quake damage while a pensions bill passes in Wellington amid mounting Atlantic coast storms.
A Temperance Ladies gathering led by Mrs J M White discussed prayer, a watchword, and plans to support temperance work in the county. The note mentions a Father’s Day tone, a focus on water fountains, and a call for community aid while noting participation of Mrs Whitney and Mrs Blunt in related discussions.
Train times show outward and return services between Kahuku Waianae and Pearl City with Haleiwa Limited operations. Inbound trains arrive Honolulu from Kahuku Watanae and Waialua while Sundays have restricted service. Officials P Denison and F G Smith sign off on schedule notes.
Wm twin Claus Spreckels and Co bankers advertise services including deposits loans on approved security and credits issued. They list drawn exchanges on Nevada Bank of San Francisco London Union Bank of London and Southw to various cities including Chicago Lyons New Zealand Australia and North America. Bills of exchange bought and sold and collections promptly accounted for.
The First American Savings and Trust Co announces savings deposits with a yearly interest rate of 4 1/2 percent per year. Office at Corner Fort King Ave lists Cecil Brown as President, C M Robinson as Vice President, and T Pook as Cashier. Rules and regulations furnished on application.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd maintains a capital reserve for the Head Office in Yokohama with branch agencies in Bombay Hongkong Honolulu Kobe London Lyons Nagasaki New York Peking San Francisco Shanghai Tientsin Tokio Osaka and an Honolulu branch at 67 King St. The bank conducts collection bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit and general banking business.
Commission Merchants and sugar factors advertise agency affiliations including The Ewa Plantation Co Waialua Agricultural Co Kohala Sugar Company Fulton Iron Works St Louis Ma Geo F Drake Steam Pumps Weston's Centrifugal New England Life Insurance Aetna Fire Insurance Alliance Assurance Co of London with London and Boston offices and affiliated agents.
A readable fragment lists corporate officers and agents including President and Manager GPRECKELS, Vice Presidents, Treasurer, Secretary SPAULDING, Auditor, and commissions. It mentions agents for Oceanic Steamship Co and several companies in San Francisco and Philadelphia, with multiple corporate names and locations cited.
C Brewer & Co Ltd shows as agent for Hawaiian Agricultural Co Ookais Super Plant Co Ovomes Sugar Co Honomb Sugar Popecko Sugar Co and Line of San Francisco Packets. Officers listed include M Cooke president George Robertson vice president and manager F W Macfarlane auditor E F Bishop treasurer and secretary with P G Jones C M Cooke and J R Gait as directors.
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