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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
4
A compact treatise on competition in the newspaper industry. The piece argues that in any important city multiple dailies contend for the same field, but one often rises as the winner. It highlights Franklin Hew as a standout figure in newspaperdom.
A fragmented war era column discusses defense measures and public opinion in Hawaii. References Admiral Kvane, the fleet, and officers Chili Wid et Ante ty rtntvilin channels. It notes Sabbath observance, moral tone, and Ambassador Choate entertaining Bryan in London with mentions of political divides.
Fragmented text shows scattered notes about elections, appointments, and people traveling. Mentions include a superintendent, a health board, a surveyor, and various names linked to civic matters. Context suggests brief clerical or community notices amid a larger page of local items.
An exhibit of Hawaiian woodwork and carvings is described with details on their display and potential funding. Officials debate funding and arrangements as curators court support to showcase island crafts amid a broader exhibit program.
At noon today only eight jurors had been seated with forty disqualified. The prosecution may have twelve and the defense twelve, suggesting more time and patience will be needed to complete the jury for the Jones murder case.
In a recent briefing, discussions covered bank dives and revolvers for collections, draft issuance, letters of credit, and core general banking operations. The talk highlighted changes in liquidity, risk management, and regulatory expectations affecting daily financial transactions.
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