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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1904
Page
6
A fragmentary historical item critiques Speaker Saker Cannon painting him as uncouth and focused on clothing. It notes his stance on national power and campaign rhetoric, with references to Washington and party loyalty amid a powerless political climate.
A deforming OCR excerpt discusses Philippine forestry policy, American foresters and inspectors staffing sixty stations, and licensing of lumbermen under defined units. It mentions Captain Geo P. Ahern and proposals to employ expert American foresters in the Philippines with other named figures referenced in a lively Saturday bulletin context.
Katharine and John Wall reunite with their lover Katharine amid the aftermath of war. Letter news, past losses, and a wary hope frame a tense reunion at Paterson Hall as plans for a cautious future unfold among siblings and lovers.
A historical relic argues that over thirty years the American public has grown accustomed to manipulation by corporations and trust influence. The piece contends the public fails to distinguish between eras and calls for vigilance against monopolistic control.
A chaotic report from New York discusses Nathalie Schenck being separated from Captain Glen Collins and rumors of her move to Paris with a suitor. It notes financial intrigues surrounding the Cameron Highlanders claim, scraps of Paris travel, and ongoing debates about her marital status and future.
Hawaiian-Japanese Ballasting Co offers black sand from 3 to 8 per load depending on distance hauled and coral rocks for stabilizing roads and sidewalks. Also featuring cleaning and dyeing services by Mrs. Anna B. Tucker, teacher of high school, via Stoana Express at 910 Alakea Street.
A garbled excerpt reflects a medical journal's editorial voice urging honesty and professional duty. It mentions mentors, Uncle Cone, and Dr. J. Storrow, alongside reviews of a work titled Our Gwn and Other Worlds and a discussion of book values and exchanges.
A condensed recounting of Thomas W. Lawson's sensational scheme details how Standard Oil influence, wheat market meddling, and bank loans allegedly powered a fraudulent rise. The account cites cash transfers, collateral moves, and stock manipulation, ending with claims of arbitrary value shifts and bank pressure.
An excerpt discusses the concept of the private thing within corporations, arguing it is an inherent power or individuality distinct from lawful corporate forms. It cites Standard Oil, American Sugar Refineries, and United States Steel as examples, and notes the private thing transcends usual corporate restrictions and functions.
One share one dollar per month. The Twenty-ninth Sorter of Btock will be emitted in July 1904 and open for subscription. Membership per share is one dollar per month. The stock offers better interest than a savings mine. Further information from A V Ghar, Secretary, 128 King. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Militia provides a complete news summary.
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