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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1906
Page
7
Bishop and Company advertises commercial and travelers letters of credit drawn on Bank of California and N M Rothschild and Sons London. It announces interest terms and savings bank deposits.
Claus Spreckels & Co San Francisco agents list includes The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London Union of London and Ball's Bank Ltd New York American Exchange New York Corn Exchange National Banking Australia Bank of Australia loans on approved security issued traveler's credits bills of exchange bought and sold collections promptly accounted.
Corner Fort and King Street offers savings deposits with annual rate of 4 12 percent under prescribed rules. Name appears as First American Savings and Trust Co with subscribed capital of 100000 dollars and registered office at the corner.
The Yokohama Space Bank declares subscribed capital of 1,000,000 with paid up funds of 1,000,000 and an additional reserve of 14,700,000. Branch agencies listed include Antung Helen Hang Kan Olwfoo Danny Mor Hongkong Honolulu Kobe Lyons Mulla Nagasaki Newohwang New ta Veling San Francisco Shanghal Tokio Ovaka. Honolulu branch established at 67 King T.
The customary Thanksgiving Day services were held at the central Union church with evangelical churches united and the building well filled. Rev. J Walter Sylvester delivered the sermon and read from John 12 2. Governor Carter Rev J D Wii, Rev co D Edwards and Mr Perley Home attended with Kamehameha schools. The program included preludes, anthems, readings, prayers, offerings, hymns and a benediction.
A large crowd gathered to watch the National Guard march from the drill shed to Union Square where Governor Carter and Secretary Atkinson reviewed the troops. Officials praised the guardsmen for maintaining discipline under adverse conditions as the band played naval tunes and the crowd enjoyed the first public concert since their return.
A Washington detective cites Edmund Scribner Stevens's prophecy predicting four thousand years of upheaval. He forecasts religious collapse, political shocks, widespread desolation, and the death or upheaval of major world leaders including the czar of Russia and the Dowager Empress of China, claiming telepathic transmission of the details.
A garbled excerpt mentions a figure named Car and Cerboni living near Florence with a quirky claim about brainy men and not washing for 79 years. The text attributes this to neglect of dirt and references Pall Mall Garnet in a puzzling, unclear context.
The Business Man's Handy Index from the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition provides a terse resume of items in the issue. Ally Bloper offers a morning greeting and references the undertaker and doctor roles within a satirical business context.
History of transport schedules with various arrival times from Kabuku Ewa Mill Pearl City and Haleiwa to Honolulu. Mentions Wor Peart Wor Wablawa and Wat Wor combined with limited readable stamps, dates like 10/1 and 8:30 am, and notes on Pearl City Walwune.
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