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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
5
In a caustic Evening Bulletin column a narrator ridicules a political figure named the Kicker and his backers, portraying a wild scene of public spectacle. The piece condemns reform plans and lambasts bureaucratic pretensions while asserting that the territory’s future rests with a satirical reimagining of power.
A New York dispatch from March 11 reports a Sharkey Munroe bout arranged about a year ago to take place in July in Butte Montana. The live gate is expected near 1000 dollars with 5000 posted by the clubs and both fighters ready to sign articles. Sharkey trains steadily while Munroe reduces activity until closer to the match time.
Treasurer Kupalkal questioned the payment of Legislature warrants in a morning report to the Auditor. He cited Senate and House warrants drawn from old appropriations and acknowledged some were for extra session expenses. Figures shown include 2890.02 for Senate costs and 812085 for House expenses with a 5305.40 remaining balance.
The Senate discusses official salaries across states and territories, citing Auditor, Treasurer, and superintendents with proposed wages of 200 dollars per month. The debate notes Hawaii officials’ pay compared to larger states, calls for economy, and adjourns with amendments awaiting House action.
scattered items list real estate offers boats and groceries on page six and eight, a probate hearing notice for Grarwe W. Palmerton, a bearding petition, and reminders about rooms furnished for rent, a wardrobes and clothing sale, and a camera offer. The page teases local services and legal notices amid ads and public announcements.
Detective Mephude in enbeaioment locked up Frank Santos a part-Hawaiian after a dispute over rent. Matthews claimed Santos owed 47 dollars, lent him a diamond ring as security, and Santos surrendered the ring. The diamond proved to be a cheap 25 cent trinket. witnesses placed Santos near the Star block. Police to explain matter in court. other cases continued or adjourned.
Chicago reports on the Great Western and Stickney rate actions affecting agricultural implements. A Parisian style note states the Chicago to Minneapolis river route tariff was adjusted, with claims of policy influence by Stickney and the Roisin law. The piece mentions vendors visiting, contracts closed, and a business index summary in the Bulletin.
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