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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary text mentions a meeting or event and a printer, with scattered proper nouns such as Daw, Nacemabaran Hew, Rohit Nyte, and groups or institutions like Hiberial and Inanne Aplin. No coherent actions or outcomes are discernible.
Fragmented report details prolonged political wrangling over territorial administration. Officials cite need for extended sessions to pass appropriations and avert unfinished business as debates stall progress and raise questions about fiscal and legal obligations.
A review of last evenings Microscopi cal Society session at Dr Shorey’s office with Dr Bloggett and Mr Johnstone showcasing malarial monitor slides and cancer specimens. A note to Native Born Chi hon residents in Hawaii for an Ohio Boeery organization meeting on March 26 at 7 30 pm in YMCA, plus Paris monopoly politics in France and a Fort street room ad at Orpheum hotel.
Sir George W. Macarthur Macfarlane discusses royal tours and business plans in a wide ranging interview. He mentions American interests buying Hawaiian assets, hotel improvements, and plans for a Buffalo Pan American Exposition exhibit. He notes potential New York investments, hotel annex additions, and business alliances with Hawaiian and British interests.
New York reports Andrew Carnegie plans a major donation to establish sixty five branch libraries in the city. The gift, valued at about 5.2 million dollars, covers sites and maintenance as part of his philanthropic effort alongside his library founding. The announcement came in a letter to Dr John Billings, director of the New York Public Library, dated Thursday.
The first meeting of LiawenLereated In the Healant Minstrels war held Tas pvening at the boat hours. About twenty boys were present. Little work ws done beyond the avelaning of parte and selecting apecial performers. The mune dolin club, consisting of twenty-two was chosen. In the oita or opening wet thirty-five members will take part. The ond men will be on fallow: Guy Live Angaton, Bring Woodbridge, Sony uy Cunha, KI Hawkins, John Me ar and Pred Went.
Property extends from King street to the Beach with a 66 foot road on the east side near Kamehameha Girls School. Cross roads will open between blocks, all lots with road frontage. Elevations range from forty to ten feet above sea level, no swamps or freshets. A major manufacturing company may buy part. prices expected to rise soon. Seller offers best ever terms to buyers.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association announces a forthcoming monthly assessment cycle affecting members. Details indicate changes to payment timelines and potential impact on loan servicing. Members are advised to watch official notices for exact dates and amounts.
Savings Bank offers saving deposits with interest at four and one half percent per annum. Printed copies of the Value and Regulations available on application at the bank building on Merchant Street.
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