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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
4
The editorial argues unity in the Fifth District convention to select dependable, honest candidates and avoid internal strife. It cites need for cohesive Republican support, cautions against factionalism, and urges disciplined, councillike action to secure a successful, centralized campaign.
The Fourth and Fifth District Com mission wrestle with selecting a Gen termal ticket. Loyal party workers are praised for judgment and ability while some candidates face pressure to align with party loyalty. The Bulletin warns of potential disaffection if independents rise and notes the approaching decision for candidates and friends to heed convention advice.
An advance copy of a report by National Secretary Alexander P. Doyle details the Hartford convention where Archdinowsan Union and Father Matthew Knights promote abstinence. Ten regiments of boys pledge to lifelong abstinence as new vitality exhibitions spread, with bishops and priests backing the total abstinence drive.
The New York Sun notes a significant Catholic total abstinence movement, tracing its roots to Baltimore 1872 and detailing the forthcoming Dutunquet Iowa convention. It highlights Pope Leo XIII's stance, Father Siebentoercher’s preaching, and planned Catholic historical work to spur wider support and action against intemperance.
The piece discusses President Roosevelt possibly commissioning Representative Littlefield of Maine to draft a bill regulating corporations and overseeing the parenage of the administration. It notes Littlefield’s conservative yet independent stance, Knox's role, and cautions about overreach in antitrust measures while urging prudent gradual action.
An odd fragment recalls a Hungarian theft case where a boy stole a tree and could not pay the fine. His parents planned jail time as a lesson but a church sermon altered the course. The piece questions whether the preacher acted rightly.
The Washington Post criticizes New York Court of Appeals reversals on business fraud cases. It contrasts lower court rulings in agency deception and bank fraud with the Court of Appeals overturning judgments, arguing common sense should guide legal outcomes in finance and commerce.
A Chicago Tribune Weekly Edition sketch lampoons a proposed Stogie Trust aiming to flood foreign markets with American cigars. The piece mixes satire on commerce, culture, and exoticized imagery from distant lands, punctuating with theatrical praise of stogies and global fascination.
A fragmented list references numerous banks including Union Bank of Lex in New York American Exchange Na tonal Bank Chicago Merchants National Bank Park Credit Lycanals Dresdner Bank Yokohama Hong anKRAl Banking Corporation New Zealand and Australia Mak of New Zealand Victoria and Vancouver Bank of North America in various regions.
Fragmentary weekly edition of the Bulletin references Pioneer Building and Loan Association and mentions financial terms. The readable text is unclear but indicates a financial notice or advertisement context. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are established within the accessible portion.
Fragmentary entry shows Yokohama Specie Bank with paid up capital 18,000,008 and reserve 4,710,000. Mentions head office in Kohama and a Honolulu branch with drafts and exchange activities. Text is garbled but indicates a bank ledger style record of capital, reserves, and office locations.
A fragment mentions Castle and Cooke Ltd at Boston, a fire insurance firm from Hartford, and the Alliance Assurance Co of London. The rough item lists parties likely connected to a fire incident or insurer arrangement. No dates or actions clearly stated.
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