Evening Bulletin prices and a 1903 editorial note
The text lists subscription rates for Evening and Sunday Bulletins, including per month per quarter per year options, with postpaid foreign rates. It also includes a long 1903 newspaper fragment noting political commentary, a bankruptcy discharge for Father Ziamerman’s heir, remarks on politicians seeking better jobs, Chicago water supply, the Beef Trust, a national treasury surplus in April, and a legal case about a Raleigh Hotel waiter suing for damages over a water battle incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovey
Ieciscerrseer
U. 8
Unprecedented Prosperity Amid Global Tensions
The text notes Honduras enjoying prosperity while blaming Panama and Colombia for regional strife. It mentions Mary Burkhart seeking a Congress seat in Kentucky's tenth district, a British venture to use Adirondack ore for Norway, and Connecticut testing Sumatra wrapper tobacco with high margins. It also touches on Hawaii's suitability for Sumatra wrappers and a playful aside about Pingpong and Parlor polo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Burkhart
Kenturky
Walle County
Mise Burkhart
Kentucky
Indy
Fragmented notice of local sales and bids
A damaged OCR fragment notes selling items including high quality goods. Mentions ornamented pieces, glassware and various objects possibly intended for a local exhibition or sale, with unclear details about timing and place.
Meat Supply In Hawaii Affects Local Households
The Sunday supplement reports price rises on beef mutton and pork in Hawaii tied to Roosevelt era policy and mainland supply concerns. It notes shipments of three hundred beef carcasses and a thousand empty tins, plus shifting sourcing from the Pacific Coast to local producers, with Mr Gilbert J. Waller of the Metropolitan Meat Market providing figures and commentary on territorial beef prices and local impact.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Rome
Drimle
Pacific Coast
Gilbert J. Waller
Afetrapolitan
Mawall
Rollie Neal Lo Holting
Islands
Oba
Mawaii
Motokai
WallerTand
Depew Birthday Dinner Reflects On Marriage And Wealth
The Montauk Club dinner for Senator Depew marked his view that marriage is not worth pursuing after long years of experience. He traced evolution of his opinions across ages and praised American wealth distribution and philanthropy. He cited rising fortunes, noting over a hundred millionaires in Pittsburgh and last year’s charitable giving totaling 1077200,000. Washington coverage notes unemployment and housing woes amid broader economic reflections.
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Friends of Chauvewr Depew
Montauk Club
Ialy
Columbia
New York
Depew
United States
Allison
Connecticut
Frye
Cullom
Hawley
Eaton
Jonon
Nevada
Stewart
Proctor
Gibson
Teller
Chamber of Thy Re
Yale
John Jacot Astor
Commodore Vanderbilt
Pittsburg
Is Stock Brokerage a Legitimate Form of Business
Dr Richard F Williams argues stock brokerage and futures trading serve a legitimate center for buying and selling. without it, markets would collapse. He defends contracts and risk mechanisms while noting the farmer and merchant rely on exchanges to price raw materials and time deliveries, arguing abolition would plunge commerce into chaos.
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Washington
Hell
Wail
Darkion
Allont
Svn
Bualnens
Cromercade
Canary Islands land prices drive canny investment promise
The Canary Islands offer high priced irrigated farm lands amid scarce water, with profits from bananas tomatoes and potatoes. Demand outweighs supply. improved irrigation boosts 10 to 20 percent gains. Hawaii and Pacific Coast markets may absorb tropical fruits and vegetables if interisland and trans Pacific freight rates are fair.
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Caary Islands
Cowan
Sahara Desert
Honolulu
Tropics
Canary
Canaries
Bermuda Islands
Canary Island
Canary Islands
Hawaii
Imhla
San Francisco
Interisland
Trans Pacific
Crey
Leprosy origins and prevention in South Africa study
Jonathan Hutchinson reports on leprosy in South Africa noting scattered distribution across the region and among Dutch farmers, with cases traced to Cape Town over a century. He links primary cause to spoiled malted food but allows rare person to person transmission via contaminated food, urging legislation, public education, and isolation homes. The piece also mentions violent student incidents, federal harbor funding, and early prohibition statistics.
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Jonathan Hutchinesm
Eurgwon
London
South Africa
Cape Town
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Zululand
Hutchinson
Silkworm Culture Prospect Highlighted in Easter Bulletin
A Hawaii period bulletin discusses silkworm culture as a potential export industry. It notes Japanese-imported worms fed on mulberry, year-round cultivation, and a plan to form a stock company to handle raw material or manufacturing. The piece emphasizes labor conditions, duty impacts, and community interest in developing a home industry on plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Nomeloe
Terr
Itory
Underpaid British Clerks and Civil Service Unions Form
Underpaid British clerks prompted a civil service union to address grievances in the post and telegraph offices. Five unions with about ten thousand members arose amid wage insufficiency and patronage, with an association forming to gain extra pay after hours. International polo contest looms as Americans arrive, their speed and teamwork praised. Honolulu polo fans are advised to study portraits of American players and ponies in today's Bulletin supplement.
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Post Office
Telegraph Office
House of Commons
Civil Service
postaMion
Thats
Hogland
Honolulu
Viayers
Memorial Ground or Statue for McKinley in Honolulu?
A readers’ letter argues the McKinley memorial should be a grand statue or art work, not a playground. It urges public input, design exhibitions, and a choice favoring lasting beauty over a sports complex in the memorial area.
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McKinsey
McKinley
Hobart
McKinley Memorial Fund
Grant
Hudson
Honolulu
Honolu
Fragmented overheard quarrel at apartment building
A noisy exchange at a residence describes a janitor and a man on the lower floor arguing about a wall and access. The speaker, identified as the “whatsby man,” mentions Mim as the owner of the building.
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Vee
Whatsby
Mim
Curious Crinkles: Hawaii Politics and Pastimes Explored
Lanai Lounger comments on Fourth of July events in Honolulu and social currents shaping Hawaii politics. The piece riffs on travel, literature, and public life, noting tensions between local groups and the Republican Territorial Committee amid debates over national influence and Hawaiian identity.
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Wallace FR. Farrington
Lone Eane
Clien Matter
Hince
Ziamerman
Luke
Manchester
Treasury
James J. Butler
Stiaspurt
Raleigh
Panama
Honduras
Eo Hondurus
England
Norway
Great Britain
America
Department of Agriculture
Parlor Poly
Washington, D. C
Plebt
Mee
Richard F. Williams
Trinity Protestant Episcops Church
Abd Hole
Jehanbos
Tocke
Cottot
Indians State Normal
Kimmel
Massachunetty School of Pharmacy
George T. Holland
Bost Harbor
Galveston
Honoraly Har Fae
Maing Lea Weikinawn
Ite
I Hag Lim
Rectifiere & Breweries
Sil Woort
Marie
Bridget
Pat
Lanai Lounger
Aloe
Atranger
Bay City
Bhaken- Peare
Burne
Republican Territorial Committee
T. McCanil
Hhey
Hawai
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