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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1903
Page
6
Turbulent dispute centers on Deputy Sheir Tremble and allies pressing for Trimble to stay in power. Reports show tense sessions, legal considerations, and factional alignments shaping the ongoing political maneuvering across multiple counties and municipalities.
A fragmented account outlines a westward trip tied to Liberty and public meetings. It mentions the President's path through western towns, religious and civic gatherings, and references to industry, libraries, and local leaders. The text includes places like Topeka and cites dates near May.
A fragmented report on an Emma Square concert lists performers and figures such as ENGINEER MACRAE and Captain names, with scattered locations including PA and Ghee. The readable parts suggest a detailed program and mentions of participants but lack cohesive flow or complete context.
A lengthy Judiciary Committee report details missing mail boat reports on Bills 18. The document outlines proceedings in the Senate and related actions by committees, noting recommendations and potential implications for pending measures and fiscal matters.
A note from the Evening Bulletin highlights The Business Man's Handy Index in The Saturday Bull, summarizing real estate, tenders, notices, judgments, and building permits. It advertises Evening Bulletin at 75 cents monthly and Weekly Bulletin at 31 cents.
The document lists numerous figures and roles connected with the Hawaiian Department based in Honolulu at Judd Building, including Robert Slaughter as general agent. Also named are executives and directors from banks insurance and savings associations across Portland San Francisco and Seattle with addresses in the western states.
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