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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
4
The Evening Bulletin lists publication details at 120 King Street and notes subscription rates while a long editorial fragment toward the end discusses various topics and names. The text includes garbled OCR lines about staff, prices, and a stray cultural passage.
A scrambled report shows a petition presented to Delegate Kahlo by builders and traders seeking effective representation of Hawaii's needs in Congress. It mentions opposition to a federation or committee and aims to preserve five corporate interests while addressing transit and ferry issues. The record remains unclear on concrete action or outcomes.
Readable fragments show a Republican precinct meeting at the Fourth District to choose and instruct delegates for county convention. Discussions name candidates for County Clerk and County Attorney, plus a potential Auditor, with emphasis on pledged instructions and intra-precinct support.
A recent Elks Ball meeting discussed baseball affairs with President Paul Iuenberg and league reps. Key topics included roster actions, selection of captains, and efforts to address attendance and facility concerns.
Reported inexact and fragmented lines describe S. Stephenson, a house painter, in a tense matchup with a team that has inexperienced substitutes due to Woods being absent. The piece hints at rough play, roster shuffles, and a tough prospects for the host squad tomorrow as problems mount for Judd’s lineup.
A letters page column discusses Hawaii tourism, advertising, and traveler impressions. The writer warns advertisers to improve quality and accuracy, praises hotel standards, and urges fair dealings with tourists while expressing passion for Hawaii and promising to promote travel to the islands.
Claus Spreckels & Co bankers list connects San Francisco and global agents. It notes drafts exchanged with Nevada National Bank of San Francisco, Union London Smiths Bank, American Exchange Bank, and others in Paris Berlin Hong Kong New Zealand Australia Canada and Britain. Loans on approved security, commercial and traveler credits, bills of exchange bought and sold, collections promptly accounted for.
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