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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1902
Page
4
Read as a political plea urging Fourth District voters to register before the deadline. The piece emphasizes citizen duty, party impact, and the risk to Republican gains if eligible voters abstain. It references Consul Macfarlane and a broad call to action amid a tense campaign climate.
A conservative opinion extols Home Rule in Kauai and praises the President for confidence in the Speaker. It argues the Board of Health, voluntary and unpaid, runs a vast government business and suffers from a bulky unwieldy system. The piece calls for reform by the Legislature to improve oversight of public health, medicine, life and death, and to honor the board’s efforts.
The piece surveys the shift in political strength between Home Rule and Republican factions, warns that publicity beats tariff policy for the trust issue, and urges continued local lobbying by business groups. It notes Honolulu’s need to maintain federal support, advocates Pratt’s Washington mission, and discusses immigration routes and labor mobility amid broader policy debates.
Judge De Holt resumed the Sumner guardianship matter. John K. Sumner faced a motion to open a desk and May execution was set aside. Frederick Harrison appointed administrator with will opened without bonds. Appraisers valued property and costs at 617.25. A separate note discusses Peter Lee advancing cash for bananas at the Hilo wharf, aiming to boost local banana shipments and market activity, with plans for Enterprise to ship fruit to San Francisco via Porter Brothers. The piece also mentions various departures and oath of office in Kauai.
The Philadelphia Telegraph reports President Roosevelt’s Cincinnati address analyzing trusts and tariffs. It signals debate over regulating trusts without removing duties, while noting Henderson’s retirement and broader questions on monopolies, protections, and constitutional limits. Also mentioned is James Rhett’s 74 in the Crescent Club links open.
A fragmented overview traces Iowa Republican platforms from 1866 to 1902, noting shifts on tariff revisions, prohibition, bi metal money policy, and regulation of railways, with emphasis on Republican restraint and opposition to Democratic radicalism.
A fragmentary OCR shows multiple bank names and institutions such as Claus Spreckels & Co bankers, The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco, Union Bank, Merchants National Bank, Park-Credit Lyonnais, Dresdner Bank, Yokohama Bank, and international banks including Victoria, Vancouver, and New Zealand and Australia. The text resembles a historical directory of financial houses and agents with scattered misspellings.
Money based on approved security. A Saving Bank for monthly deposits. Houses built on the monthly installment plan. Officers include J. L. McLean president and J. A. Lyle vice president. Directors listed with A. V. Gear and Geo P. Devnison. Secretary A. Gear. Located 1UDD Building, Merchant.
An OCR fragment notes a Yokohama Specie Bank limit with 18,000,000 and 8,710,000 figures, mentioning head office in Yokohama and Republic Building King Street Hong Kong. The text is fragmentary and unclear but pertains to bank figures and offices.
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