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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
4
A garbled rip of an old Evening Bulletin page lists per month and per quarter rates, a foreign telephone reference, and glimpses of a May Friday schedule. It mentions a humorous exhibition about knocks and wolves, plus notes on Hawaii and California advertising examples. The piece reads like a marketing page with fragmented snippets and misread words.
Treasury Agent MacLennan says no payout can start until the certified schedule is furnished. Secretary Carter and Governor Dole have delayed sending documents, hindering Are claims payments as the Treasury arranges pro rata distributions once schedules arrive.
The report notes that no action will be taken until War Minister Andre returns, with the case likely to go to the Council of Ministers soon after. It references statements favoring an inquiry and mentions press commentary on the War Office. The piece includes a bizarre boardinghouse aside and a stray verse passage.
The Siberia cruised in at midnight from Yokohama carrying over 1400 tons of cargo and more than 400 Orientals for sale and dozens of travelers including Henry Phipps and Count R de Treyanouahi. Notable returnees include McGinnix, Kalty Pulier, and Lieut. Cumdr. A Gove. The voyage featured rainy weather early, then calm seas, and will depart for San Francisco tomorrow at 1 am. Captain Tremaine of the City of Peking met the ship upon docking.
A report from Petersburg dated April 27 outlines eight Russian demands on Manchuria tied to the Japanese influence in the region. The document lists positions on ports, consuls, foreign workers, administration, customs, sanitation under Russian control, telegraph control, territorial integrity, and insurance practices in a cautious, formal tone.
The House discusses military appropriations and journal entries, with communications from Beere and Stackable read and spread. Merchants Association urges a 10,000 reimbursement for Honolulu disaster support, while committees consider road, lighthouse, and public works requests and other appropriations amid procedural delays.
The session amid committee reports on uniforms, ordnance, and transport costs totalling 1250 dollars for military items plus 500 for ordnance. band expenses cited at 000 with trips to other towns and Associated Charities costs of 620. Amendments altered amounts, debate referenced economy and public costs, adjournment set for tomorrow.
Arch ie Toonevelt who is convalescing after meningitis received a special visitor when the pony Algonquin, his constant companion, was secretly brought to his White House room. Mrs. Roosevelt declined several requests before the plan was approved and the pony entered Archie’s room via the elevator. Archie expressed joy as the pony’s visit cheered him, marking a rare White House pony ride moment. The note ends with a reference to The Business Man's Handy Index in the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin subscriptions.
Bishop and Co presents banking and trust services with agents for fire marine life and employers liability insurance. It lists exchange, drafts, and cable transfers via international banks, trust and accounting services, rent collection, safekeeping, and deposits at 4 1/2 percent per annum. Office at 024 Bethel Street, Honolulu.
Claus Spreckels Co and a string of international banks advertise exchange services from San Francisco to London Paris Berlin Hong Kong and beyond. The notice boasts letters of exchange gold collections and traveler credits, with loans secured and promptly accounted.
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