MONDAY Reassessed Odds At $50.10 And 1.80
A Monday betting note shows odds of 50.10 and 1.80 for events or wagers. Details are limited in the fragment, but the figures indicate price points under consideration for an upcoming or ongoing market.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1903
Page
4
A Monday betting note shows odds of 50.10 and 1.80 for events or wagers. Details are limited in the fragment, but the figures indicate price points under consideration for an upcoming or ongoing market.
A garbled early 20th century account mimics an inaugural speech by Governor Carter. It praises American loyalty and unity while urging action against prejudice, pledging to advance territorial progress and national spirit through inclusive governance and steady leadership for Hawaii.
The article argues Geo Ro Carter stands as the strongest reform candidate for Hawaii’s political future, praising his frankness and directness. It contrasts his approach with opponent Governor Dole, noting Carter’s long public track record and appeal to the electorate.
Fragmentary text from a governor’s address extols national unity and American ideals while naming George Carter and other figures. It references Hawkins and Hawaii related governance, mentions prophecy of progress, and urges support for the administration and its economic plans amid a national debate.
A condensed OCR fragment references the governor, a stone and event, mentioning construction or duties. The readable portion mentions a ceremony or assent by the governor and a local official. Details are unclear due to damaged text but points to a public or ceremonial act.
A detailed account describes the formal moments as Carter takes the oath amid a packed legislative hall. Attendees include federal officials, diplomatic corps members, Hawaiian delegates, and military officers, with Governor and federal judge presiding. The procession features numerous dignitaries, including judges, auditors, colonists, and various state and territorial officials.
A grand jury indictment led to a guilty plea by Ross in a post office fraud case. The proceeding occurred before Judge Mauwell Rows with related statements about the grand jury’s activities and upcoming sentencing.
Having completed improvements in our art room we display new pack from New York and Paris with posters gravures carbone water and oil paintings. A well chosen stock of frame mouldings suits framing needs. A small picture neatly framed is always appreciated and a selection of pyrographic materials and leather for work is offered.
The Pisntere' Asweiation announced officers for the endily sears K.P. Pete ney with Poa Swangy as president and WO Smith as ver presidents. Fe Renton is secretary and treasurer, while Lila Vrosblent Tenney ends for reports. Committees on labor and cultivation discussed vacating salt, planting, and related topics amid incomplete statistics.
Treneuver Kepalkal received a cable from U S Marianne Trust Co New York about local bids for a territorial hande. Only Hawaiian Trust Co submitted a bid Kepalkal replied by cable. Inaugural plans remain indefinite with no immediate arrangements made.
November night at the Young Hotel Pavilion features Ernest Kaal in a grand recital with WH Five and musical selections. Kaal showcases exceptional skill and unveils an initial presentation of his new orchestra comprising notable players. A separate note mentions the Rusoline steamer Kolipan’s return from a trip to Kawalhae and the volcano at Kawalhae remaining restless.
Agents for Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co Haika Sugar Co Pata Plantation Co Nabiku Sugar Co Kihel Plantation Co Hawaiian Sugar Kabulul Railroad Co.
Head Office in Yokohama directs branches in Bombay Hongkong Honolulu Kobe London Lyons Nagasaki Newehwang New York Peking Thentaln. The bank buys and receives for collection Bills of Exchange issued by noted entities and handles international financial instruments with global reach.
Transact business with banking departments handling collections letters of credit drafts and cable transfers to The Bank of California and others. Rates shown for term deposits 2 to 4 percent. Trust and accounting services for mortgages bankrupts insolvents and corporate audits offered. Insurance agents for Fire Marine and Life Insurance at 924 Bethel St.
Ban Francisco Agents The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Draw exchange on the Nevada New Mona Bank of San Francisco London The Union of London Smith's Bank Ltd New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyonnais Hongkong and Yokohama Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation New Bank for New Zealand and Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America Deposits received Loans made on approved security Commercial and Travelers Credits Bills of Exchange bought and sold Collections Promptly Accounted For
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