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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary report covers a canal era notice on malaria suppression beside political commentary. It references the Roosevelt era, labor and farmer welfare, public officials, and a postmaster scandal. The piece juxtaposes health campaigns with racey political debate and a cartoonish closing dialogue about a motorman’s wealth.
Fragmentary report depicts scrutiny of the Territorial Grand Jury and Attorney General Andrews amid allegations of corruption and influence. Mention of morning press leadership, missing legislative vouchers, and calls for investigation highlight tension between federal and territorial authorities.
A fragment discusses graft and grafting in the present era, noting more opportunities and temptations as society grows. It mentions the prevalence of graft and warns against increased craft by unscrupulous actors, with emphasis on decency and public trust.
Makers of ability and others seek out the requirements of each location and building. We can submit Jeblene that will meet the wants of every business man at a price that makes them more attractive. It will be to your advantage to let us hear from you.
Lingering confusion in Lexinenin as pedestrians dodge unseen hazards. The Stanley Stephenson Sign Shop on King Street appears to have reopened after earlier closures. Community members note ongoing street life changes near the shop, with mixed observations about safety and activity.
The piece outlines the confusing district setup for electing two supervisors from each district and three at large, mentioning Auditor Fisher and various local figures. It references county voters, party dynamics, and printing of results, with scattered notes on individuals and local political processes.
Agents for Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co and other firms hosted an Orpheum show last night drawing about three hundred attendees. The Belvoy Brothers dancing act received top billing with various players and entertainers mentioned amid a brief review. A local notice hints at legal action to enforce printing of a single ticket for county wide supervisor elections across districts.
Capital Bubspelbed with 24,000,000 capital paid up. Head office at Yokohama with branches in Bombay Mongkope Honolulu Kobe London Lyons and Newchwang. Bank engages in collection of Bills of Exchange draughts and letters of credit and general banking. Honolulu Branch at 67 King St.
Read: Fulton Iron Works of St Louis and The Standard Oil Co. are listed with partners Geo Blake Steam Pumps and Weston’s Contrifugata. Insurance entities include The New England Life Insurance Co of Boston and The Annua Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford. Alliance Assurance Co. of London also featured.
C Brewer & Co Ltd in Street Hendule T H lists agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Ookali Sugar Plant Onomes Sugar Co Honomy Sugar Co Wailuku Sugar Co Makee Sugar Co Haleskala Ranch Co and the Planters Line of San Francisco Packets Charles Brewer Co line of Boston Packets List of Officers M Cooke President George Robertson Manager BF Bishop Treasurer and Secretary Col W F Allen Auditor P Jones H Waterhouse and Geo A Carter Directors.
Transact banking in all departments with careful collections and exchange services. Correspondences with major banks in California, London, Sydney, and Asia. Trusts, safekeeping, and bankrupt estates handling. Savings deposits at 4.5 percent, insurance agency in place at 024 Clause Spreckels.
Claus Spreckels Co bankers list includes San Francisco Nevada National Bank and other affiliates. Banks noted span London New York Paris Berlin Hong Kong Yokohama and Australia with deposits received loans on approved security and commercial traveler credits issued. Bills of exchange bought and sold with prompt collection accounting.
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