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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1901
Page
6
Dr Wm G Rogers a surgeon and dialist for eye ear nose and throat has moved to 1140 Alay Kea Street opposite the Kewallan Hotel. Hours listed include morning and early evening appointments with some days showing limited or irregular times.
Mise Lacy hosts a literary lecture with George Metwditie and guests. The program features instrumental duets, choral selections, and a five o’clock tea, with performances by Kilomaa, Emma Square Music, and The Star Spangled Banner closing.
A skating style outdoor game day at Kaplolant park featured Laneax versus Horej action. Hornets beat the Maeda 6 to 4 with Artillery and Infantry units contributing, as the Bulletin reported.
United States sources summarize Japanese labor conditions, noting higher hours, child and women workers, and limited labor laws. The May and June newspaper translations discuss long shifts, overseas comparisons with Europe and America, and proposed legal reforms. Factors include production scales, wages, and societal contrasts between rich and poor in Japan.
A Baltimore American fragment voices the ancient mariner tale in distorted dialogue. The stranded stranger questions a mariner whose uneven narration references a yacht race, leading to confused lines about sails, leads, and a distant ten mile distance.
The piece argues that reliance on survivors of old systems and Milnelf in leadership breeds arrogance and autocratic culture. It warns that a narrow, ignorantly imported mindset harms organizational harmony, favoring those who rise to dominant positions and trample colleagues.
Eyewitnesses describe a chaotic incident at a Halloween event where a peanut farmer toppled a gasoline can and threatened attendees. Police intervened quickly as bystanders scattered and shouted warnings. A bystander shouted an expletive and the crowd moved away, comments about insurance and safety followed amid the confusion.
A distortedarticle describes a promotional event at Halton Brig for a free medical remedy claimed to treat date trust and other ailments. Public invites urged attendees to obtain free samples at the Habre Drug Po as promoters tout substantial benefits and prompt demonstrations.
Wm. G. Irwin Claus Spreckels Co bankers advertise deposits received loans on approved security and commercial travelers credits issued bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted for with agents in Honolulu San Francisco London New York Hong Kong Melbourne and Vancouver.
Bishop & Co. tranaset a general banking and exchange business with letters of credit available in major cities worldwide. Interest rates commence after July 1, 1808 with fixed deposits offering 2 percent for 7 days' notice, 3 percent for 3 months, 3 12 percent for 6 months, and 4 percent for 12 months. The form requires one month of undisturbed deposit to bear interest.
Pioneer Building and Loan Association lists officers including President A Wilder Vice President C B Gras and Treasurer A V Gear with directors J L Metoan AV Gear and others. Notes reference money loaned on approved security a savings bank for monthly deposits and a hotel built on the monthly installment plan with twenty one stock series now open.
Savings Bank avitge Deporte will be Toewived and Interest allowed by the Bank at four and one half per cent per annum. Printed copies of the Rules and Regulations may be obtained on application, office at bank building of Merchant Street.
Subscribed capital and paid up capital details in hand. Yokohama office describes drafts, letters of credit, and bills of exchange business. Senior officers listed. interest on fixed deposit terms noted. reference to New Republic Bid, King Street, Honolulu.
A Philadelphia memory recalls a man who sent a billet to a wife he knew. He claimed no harm, yet became ensnared in trouble due to his indiscretion. The tale highlights social norms and unintended consequences in a late 19th century press voice.
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