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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1903
Page
4
The readable passages present scattered excerpts from political commentary and international remarks. It references President Roosevelt and debates over governance by class, plus mentions of American ideals, the Allied conflict, and discussions on Hawaii and Canadian perspectives. The fragmentary nature limits coherent narrative or concrete events.
A garbled report discusses a voyage to Australia via British Columbia with references to Half four’s pulley and a political claim. It mentions regret over an action by United Winter and cites concerns about territorial integrity and government comparisons, but the text is largely unclear and fragmented.
A long, fragmentary recall describes officials and residents debating the Cilbertese movement in Lahaina. It notes potential return to southern homes, with references to Christians, schools, pastors, and the hope of reuniting families while fearing loss of opportunities and culture.
A community gathering featured a beauty pageant, prize awards, and a kitchen art contest with twelve dishes. Mrs Marshall won the main prize, while Schrader took the consolation prize. guests departed, praising the evening’s atmosphere despite a late rainfall. The event highlighted local families including Marshall Austin and Welle de Abe, and noted ongoing efforts to improve facilities at Walluka.
The Police Court morning session heard ten Japanese defendants charged with perjury in an alleged liquor selling case, with cases continued to Wednesday. Hirano and Saul faced assault charges against Wong Chut, also continued. Kinoshita fined five dollars plus costs for leaving a horse untied on the public thoroughfare, while broader concerns were raised about steamer landings and the treatment of islanders under government pledges, calling for a full investigation. The letter from Lahaina criticizes the oversight and questions the handling of displaced islanders and related costs.
The passage outlines general banking activity including handling Bills of Exchange, Insa Drafts, and Letters of Credit. It notes capital paid and reserved food, and mentions the bank buying and receiving for election purposes and conducting trans acts as part of its banking business.
A reader offers a low cost service to improve the exterior of inexpensive houses using basic materials and skilled workmanship. The notice hints at higher fees for more extensive work and emphasizes simple, practical results.
An Independent observer reports mixed sentiment in Koolan and Kale with Home Rise allies Weld and Fernandes of Latten table near Mormon center. Republicans hold a roving meeting at Waluiua while Howardian supporters attend a local gathering. shifts in allegiance toward Home Rite ticket noted among Koollan residents.
The Wellpee arrived from Maui and Hawaii ports with a credible report of ongoing volcanic activity in Hawaii. From Kohala to Kona lands, observers saw a fiery plume and glow even from a distance, with night views showing the lava column lighting upper clouds. Local towns reported heightened excitement as rumors spread that lava had reached the crater ridge and lava flows were forming, though officials noted no confirmed sightings near several nearby sites.
W HL Cornwell notified C W Macturlane of the death of his famed horse Fred Mac once Hawaii’s champion glider and longtime island record holder. The animal died in Cornwell’s Walkopu stable from an acute ailment after a contractual pledge to retire from racing.
A ledger style fragment lists Alexander Baldwin executives with A. P. Baldwin as president J B Castl first vice president W M Alexander second vice president J P Cooksteeeeesss treasurer W O Smith Os secretary Geo K Carts see auditor The text appears garbled but indicates a company leadership roster with multiple officers.
Listing of agents representing Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co Haiku Sugar Co Pala Plantation Co Nahiku Sugar Co Kihei Plantation Co Hawaiian Sugar Co Kabulul Railroad Co with roles and affiliations across multiple sugar industry entities and plantations.
Banking department invites transact business in all departments with careful collections. Exchange bought and sold. Letters of credit issued. Correspondents listed in London and New York. Term deposit rates shown. Trust and accountant services offered. Office at 924 Bethel Street. Insurance agents for fire marine life and liability.
Claus Spreckels & Co Bankers San Francisco Agents The National Bank of San Francisco London Union of London and Smith's Bank Ltd New York American Exchange National Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Paris Credit Lyon Berlin Dresdner Bank Yokohama Hoos aking Corporation Australia Banks of New Zealand Bank of Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of Britain North America Deposits received Loans made on Approved security Commercial and Travelers Credit issued Bills of exchange bought and sold Collections promptly accounted for
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