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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1903
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin proclaims itself the best seller and reading paper in town. It cites street sales figures and asserts strong readership while noting per-month and yearly subscription rates as the publication discusses its prominence and impact on local news culture.
Readable fragments describe a political time with Jude Kuti and Teatt, mentioning Beissenelun, Kalin, and Shoguilay Reguine. The text references a bridge, curve retort, an election tie, and potential support from various elites. Details are unclear and naming is uncertain.
The piece references Carter and Kepolhal deriding a 14 point plan amid talks of Cuban reciprocity and a transition of governance. It mentions Honolulu transport trade and Kauni polo players with a wave of mixed outcomes, noting Democratic stance and President Roosevelt era tones without clear events or dates.
A meeting at the capitol between Captain de Vawrelle and Bob Boyd rekindles memories of wartime service. Governor Hawen and Secretary Carter witness the reunion with ALN Boyd of the Land Registration Court aboard. The tale recalls past battles, naval histories, and the Canadian-Australian steamer Sloan voyage from Sydney to Melbourne via the Macassar route.
A coroner's jury views a dead man at Queen Hospital after a suspected locomotive side rod failure caused a fatal train incident. The victim, known as Jed Kile tris death, lived near Wilcox place with a wife and four brothers. The inquest timing and town details remain unsettled while authorities weigh brain injury versus impact.
Fragmentary report shows Kepoikai planning resignation amid turmoil over Public Works, with Carter anticipating no conflict and Governor Dole involved in administration edits. Incomplete notes indicate delays in appointments and ongoing political maneuvering affecting Humprouni and surrounding areas.
The report outlines continued court proceedings, with a bound over for the grand jury in April and possible use of a new process under section 603. It notes Judge Sanford B. Dole as Federal Judge headquartering at the judiciary building and mentions interference by political figures including George A. Lear.
The document outlines capital paid up and reserve fund figures, with a list of head office in Yokohama and branches in Bombay, Hongkong, Honolulu, Kobe, London, Lyons, Nagasaki, Newchwang, New York, Peking, San Francisco, Shanghai, Tientsin, and Tokio. It notes the bank as buyer and receiver for collection Bills of Exchange, drafts, letters of credit, and general banking business.
Savings deposits received and interest allowed for yearly deposits at the rate of 4 1 2 percent per year. Office at Corner Fort and King. Rules and regulations furnished on application. Capital $280000. President and Vice President listed.
Transact business in all banking departments. Collections attended to. Exchange bought and sold. Letters of credit issued. Drafts and cable transfers via major international banks. Interest on term deposits. Trust department acts as mortgage and estate trustee. Auditors for corporations and private firms. Statements of affairs prepared. Trustees on bankrupt or insolvent estates.
Becond Vice Pres 5. P. Cooke 000 sores TROAMAFOr W. O. Smith Geo R. Carter listed among bankers in an old corporate card with names and titles.
Sugar Factors and agents for multiple Hawaiian plantations and sugar companies conduct foreign exchange and banking operations. The notice lists banks worldwide, with deposits, loans on approved security, commercial and travelers credits, and prompt collections.
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