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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
4
The piece cites Senator Rachael resigning and a demand for clearer elevation of the acting governor. It discusses party rifts, a potential late step in leadership, and how official action could affect public business and unity amid friction.
A fragmented Hawaii business pitch urges Hawaii to boost its booth at the Buffalo Exposition arguing national coverage should include Hawaii. Business leaders warn the islands risk missing tourism and investment, noting Hawaii’s market and climate appeal remain underrepresented and could lag behind the times without a robust exhibit.
In a heated exchange, commentaries defend Senator Ruswel against exile claims as a test of American citizenship rights. The discussion questions whether challenging a senator’s citizenship affects integrity and notes the US as a refuge for emigrants. The piece cites potential consequences of amending the Senate inquiry and reflects on local political reactions amid a plague report update.
The Roberts Company plans a return voyage, detailing travel arrangements and the mood of the crew. Mr. Blane, the energetic business manager, made many friends while in the city and expressed eagerness to return. The message notes anticipation of future engagement with Mekrwary and Morriann.
Wailuku incident reports Charley Thorne of Mart stables dragging sixty feet after attempting to board a moving Kabulat train at Wailuki depot. Left leg lacerated, no bones broken, Thorne hospitalized under Dr Weldick care. Misplaced text mentions a ship Wanderer and a Belsh bark Wonster sighting near St Anne's, with salvage efforts failing to reach port.
Advertisement notes letters of credit available in principal cities worldwide and interest rates for fixed deposits. Interest starts after July 1, 1898 with 2 percent daily notice two percent, 3 percent for three months, 4 percent for six and twelve months. Note the form carries interest only if undisturbed for one month.
The Kapiolani tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School to the sea. Elevation ranges from ten to forty feet above sea level and no swamps or freshets. An offer from a large manufacturing company may be accepted. Prices are expected to rise and terms will be the best ever offered by a real estate dealer.
Mone loaned on approved security. Monthly deposits fund housing. Twentieth series of stock is opened. Officers include T F Lansing president and 8 B Rose vice president. C Gray W L Howard A V Gear secretary. Chamber of Commerce rooms. Office hours 12:80 to 1:80.
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