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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1902
Page
4
The Weekly Bulletin outlines Republican goals and actions with references to Committees delegates and anti trust concerns. It notes plans for a special legislative session to push laws into operation and coal operator objections while praising figures like Kuplolant Park supporters and the Effort to secure a King Garden project.
The piece argues for an extra legislative session to pass a Loan Act and expand public works to employ voters, bolster the Territorial Treasury, and safeguard Republican goals. It urges vigor from the See and Executive authority, condemns inaction, and links employment to renewed prosperity while critiquing the current fiscal strain.
Framed as a lengthy equity dispute, Judge Gear delivers a sweeping ruling in Dole vs Dole, overruling the demurrer and setting a November hearing. The opinion cites Edmund P. Dole’s Talks About Law and discusses marital maintenance and property rights, reflecting evolving notions of support for married women. The proceedings also note a public entertainment venue opened by Bieneer and a street scene with a distressed hobo seeking work and dignity.
An executive committee of Republicans met last night to authorize the Governor to appoint a Treasurer for the Territory and to set terms for appointive powers. The group discussed Senate and Governor Daly relations, the selection of a new senator, and possible special sessions with a noon deadline. Attendees included Attorney General Dole and others in conference, with plans for a decision on Monday.
A highly garbled OCR item presents a jumble of names, numbers, and phrases including references to people like Jack Atkinson Clarence Chible and Princess Theresa, some travel details, ship terms, and commodity notes. The piece resembles a coastal trade and passenger log with weather notes, transport figures, and shipments from Molokai and Keon Maul port, interspersed with incomplete phrases and nonsensical segments.
Tomorrow’s test game in the Winter League features Young Portuguese Athletic Club versus Makiki Bays. Lineups include YPACA players Marentlino Kam Gomer Th N Selman Fernandes Santos Sebastian Rodrigues Loule Hanan Willams Beme En Sue Aylett Bento and Makiki sides with GPW L Pet and Mokikt among listed players in a three-game series schedule.
Fragmentary notes describe rumors about Wilcox and a mysterious death report reaching Maui from Holul and Toelook. The text records a statement that someone believed to be alive and hints at a public reaction, with scattered phrases about wind and a speech.
Lavinia Kapu a Hawaiian Indy, died yesterday afternoon after a short illness in Hawaii. Born in Walmes Hawaii in 1930s era, she traveled widely including California Tahiti and the islands. Survived by three sons, one niece and ten grandchildren. Funeral planned Sumay afternoon from the family home, time to be announced.
A fragmented list shows banks including San Francisco National Bank, Union Bank of London, Merchants National Bank Chicago, Bank of Lyonnais Paris, Dreadoor Bank Berlin, and Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corp. It references deposits, loans, securities, travel credits, and bills of exchange, with prompt account settlements implied across regions.
Money loaned on approved security. A Savings Bank for monthly deposits. Twenty fifth stock now opened. Officers: J. T. McLean president, J. A. Lyle vice president, Geo B. Denison treasurer, A. V. Gear secretary. Directors: J. L. McLean, A. A. Wilder, A. V. Gear, Geo. PB. Denison, J. D. Hall, A. W. Keech, J. A. Lyle, J. A. Little, H. B. Boyd.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited reports subscribed capital of 24 million yen with 18 million yuan paid up and a reserved fund of 8.91 million yen. Head office is Yokohama. The bank engages in collection, drafts, letters of credit, and other banking business. Interest rates are stated as per cent per annum for 12 months and four months. Branch: The Yokohama Specie Hawk, New Republic Bid., 111 King Street, Honolulu.
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