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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1901
Page
6
The Supreme Court term begins Monday with an extensive calendar. Justices from the Fourth Circuit and attorneys for both sides appear in numerous appeals from circuit and district courts.
A distorted summary notes Russia in flux with Europe watching an alliance shift. It comments on Hunnic outreach, quotes finance ministers, and mentions unrest uprisings paralyzing political life. The piece hints at imperial debt, new loans, and a push toward constitutional government amid turmoil.
A garbled record lists parties and lawyers in a legal appeal with repeated misspellings and unclear roles. It mentions circuit court exceptions, plaintiff appellant and defendant appellant briefs, and several attorneys with uncertain names. The fragmentary text provides no clear court holdings, dates, or jurisdictions.
The jury met yesterday afternoon to inquire into the probable cause of the conflagration. Witnesses were examined but yielded no clear findings. The jury, consisting of Moonee Tho Wall Go A Col ling W AY Dimondene Kenest, returned a verdict deeming the cause to be unknown to the jury. Witnesses included JH Bailey, proprietor of the bleveleehog, W H Coollitee, and aMtlent AKAN.
An old advertisement promises a quick cure for colds using Hromo Quinine tablets sold by druggists with a Grove'n signature on each box and a 26 cent price, with a money-back refund if it fails to work.
The article reports Pigiag Cub as WOW Championship holder after a wrestling match. Wrestlers Avie WHR, Woni Nahom, Wim Hoth, Chas Bistid, and Donald Hrows are named among participants. The narrative covers early contests, scoring, and crowd reactions, with unclear details about rounds and venues.
The Mothers and Teachers gathering at Whesisrab school featured a program presided by Mive Panalaker. An instrumental duet by Mure McDonald and Miss Krueeer opened the ceremony. Claire He Cerke presented a performance titled "Dinelptlia Homie" with fourteen mothers of children in the public schools in attendance. A local selection by Miss McDonald completed the afternoon program. Afterward, refreshments and social time followed in a pleasant scene.
The article discusses a continuing war loan drive amid strain on national finances. It notes government plans to sell property of irreconcilables to raise funds and criticizes a lack of relief from the drain on resources. Reports also mention presses urging stronger action against Taylor and a possible shift in General Lante Hotha’s plans after losses of cattle.
A list of banks across regions including Claus Spreckels & Co in Honolulu and agents in San Francisco and New York. Mentions numerous international banks such as Credit Lyonnais Berlin Dresdner Bank Yokohama Shanghai Bank and Bank of New Zealand. References approved security Lanna and prompt collections and exchange activities.
A garbled clipping mocks a newspaper style from an earlier era. It hints at a pejorative classroom scene with a boy and a cheeky remark about natives, suggesting social tension and greeting a minor crisis of identity in a small locality.
Transnet a general banking and exchange business offers letters of credit and deposits. Interest after July 1, 1808 on fixed deposits: 7 day native 2 percent, 3 months 3 percent, 6 months 4 percent, 12 months 4 percent. Form requires one month uninterrupted balance to bear interest. Available in half the principal cities of the world.
A historical record fragment lists Pioneer Building and Loan Association with figures including 40 043 37 dollars and mentions ASBETS June 2001. It notes money loaned on security and describes monthly deposit plans and stock, with officers J J Molen and directors J La Merena A Wilder Gear C J Gray and others.
Savings deposits will be received and interest allowed at four and a half percent per annum. Printed copy of the Rules and Regulations may be obtained on approval. Office at bank building on Merchant Street.
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