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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
5
The text discusses competition among daily newspapers in cities with multiple dailies. It cites Franklin Brown as a standout winner in newspaperdom, noting persistence in facing business rivalry and the challenge of winning over competitors.
The Bulletin sells more papers than all others combined, illustrating readers’ strong preference for its news. Street vendors report high demand as people choose the Bulletin for daily updates, reflecting its dominance in local paper sales and the public’s trust in its reporting.
An unclear mosaic of political and legal notes from Hawaii cites figures like Col Tum Fitch and Anthony courts, with references to the Bar Association and American appeals. It hints at water sales, a paused Kotla project, and U.S. canal politics amid Spain and Panama tensions.
Critic of Baverua Carter faces scrutiny as he prepares to discuss diplomacy with Mr Kal and the governance issue. The piece argues Carter should speak openly to win public confidence, warning against manipulation and urging a truthful, transparent stance before citizens. The article notes expectations for accountable leadership and warns against deceit in political discourse.
Continued from Page 1 the project aims to complete offices and departments under a new board. The plan adds a treasury and offices, with meetings to be held and governance to be reorganized. The discussion notes past contracts and funding uncertainties for a reservoir project.
A long testimonial touts Peruna as a cure for catarrh and early lung consumption. It claims credible endorsements, a $10,000 guarantee of authenticity, and urges readers to obtain “The Ills of Life” with bottles sold nationwide. Dr Hartman of Columbus, Ohio is named, with Benson, Smith & Co. distributing in Honolulu.
The article discusses Wirks County sewer and a proposed reservoir project to serve the area. It questions how the county will fund the renorable and who will pay, noting current work is under way. Holloway and Marston comment on costs and funding options as superintendent Holloway inspects ongoing Diamond expense.
A Bulletin reporter noted Jor Leet and Jorhn ponition as potential candidates for Secretary of the Territory. Atkinson refused to answer, saying the appointment rests with the Governor and President. A Gun Club shoot is planned in Afanow valley Sunday. advertisers from Milu arrive in Kinwu.
Governor Carter announced that JW Pratt will hold dual roles as Commissioner of Public Lands and head of the tax office starting December first. Pratt will oversee both departments, remaining in charge of the tax office while guiding land office work under the same authority, with no change in salary.
Auction witness list includes T Hobron RA Mott Smith Olaf Sorenson Henry J Cooper and Alex Lyle among bidders. The Hawall once owned by the late Judge Witcax was moored at the boat landing for sale with immediate delivery offered.
T McCants Stewart laments partisan extremes and praises liberal citizenship. He notes editorials by Choate praising Liberal stance and sends congratulations to Seth Low for a Civil War era reform stance, urging independence and opposing Wharf-style attacks in politics.
Deputy Commissioner George Smithtor said he received Emmet May's fetter in the insurance controversy as a courtesy before publication in the Advertisements. The envelope bore a November 28 postmark at 8 30 am. Also noted is Mrs Holloway, wife of the new Superintendent of Public Works, returning from Hilo after an extended stay.
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