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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
3
Our art department, largest and best equipped in Honolulu, announces new unpacked materials and findings. An experienced lady from the coast handles the shop with the latest novelties. Choose from scores of patterns including fine lithograph tops from 25¢ up, tinted cushion tops from 35¢ up, crepe cushion tops with Japanese designs at 35¢, and tapestry cushion tops of fine quality at 50¢ and up.
Cushion bags designed to slip a pillow into feature Roman stripe patterns and embroidery in assorted colors. The item list includes 13c fancy tinted cushion bags and 5c lags, with references to canvas for decorative work in new finishes.
A large Republican rally in Panom Valley drew hundreds as speakers on the makeshift platform at Panom school urged party unity. Notables included Booth, Dowsett, Lane, and Lucas, with musical interludes by the Pant Quintet Club. Torch bearers led a bright procession past the school as attendees praised Governor Carter and Roosevelt themes while denouncing Democratic candidates.
A 1904 San Francisco unsigned letter by a local pharmacist proclaims a Fulton Compounds cure for Bright's disease and diabetes. The writer asserts personal recovery and 50 patients treated with only three failures, urging the city to adopt the treatment and promising pamphlets.
The Republican meeting on King Street under the Kiwhch Precinct banner drew a crowd as candidates urged voters to back the straight Republican ticket. Samuel Dwight presided with speakers including Kea Lukathontm Katebapni Relaxon Disha Mol Mahetona J. HM. Hoya FD Waterhouse Archiy Mahaulu and others urging fidelity to the party slate.
A court heard Howard Swoyd deny converting land office funds as evidence showed private bills receipted and notes of hand paid from land office accounts from 1901 to the present. The exchange included tense questions about unauthorized disbursements and instructions to auditors, with excerpts indicating misused funds and related correspondence.
The Manoa Golf Club, gathering at the Young Hotel, discussed securing a permanent course. Proposals by landowner H E Cooper included selling land around the Third Hole for 655,000 with mortgage terms, and leasing the current course for 175 per month plus taxes, both deemed unaffordable for the club. Other sites were eyed, including properties in Manow valley and neighboring tracts, with an executive committee tasked to study options. A vote of thanks was given to Cooper and Gilman for access to Prewat Grounds in Manow valley.
An advertisement for Bishop & Co Bankers outlines departments of Banking and Collections with exchange services and letters of credit, notes about drafts and transfers with international correspondents, agency for insurance, trustee and accountant services, safekeeping of valuables, and deposits and savings. Indicates rates for term deposits and various insurance offerings with offices at 24 Bethel St.
Clare Spreckels and Claus Spreckels Co. advise bankers in San Francisco and agents abroad. The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco draws on London and exchanges with New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Park Credit Lycapate and Hongkong and Yokohama. NZ and Australia banks are named with Vancouver and Victoria. Deposits received, approved securities, travelers credits issued, remittance and collection services offered.
The Yokohama Specie Bank shows capital subscribed of Yen 24,000,008 and capital paid in Yen 18,000,000 with a reserved fund of Yen 9,620,000. Meant for collection bills, drafts, letters of credit, and general banking, the bank lists branches in Honolulu, London, Kobe, Shanghai, and more with Honolulu as 67 F bing Street.
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