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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered references to candidates, committees, and district supervisors, with mentions of Hi and Teves figures, a Fourth District link, and names like GILMAN and PAHIA. Context unclear but suggests unsettled local politics impacting upcoming events and governance.
The article surveys fractured party loyalties after conventions, noting the Democratic coalition's strength and Home Rule candidates. It discusses internal divisions, leadership splits, and a sense that the Home Rule effort may be forgotten amid competing factions and new political pressures.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a cricket tomorrow event with numerous unreadable names and scattered phrases. The text references venues, teams, possibly players, and affiliations but sustains insufficient legible details to identify participants, dates, or outcomes reliably.
A fragment from the day’s reading notes includes mentions of The Business Man's Handy Index published in the Gazette, describing it as a concise, complete name index for legal notices calls for tenders judgments and permits. It cites Evening Bulletin Weekly Bulletin Hawaii pricing and a St Louis position.
A long, garbled OCR fragment discusses an agreement connected to Davis and a legal matter. It references Davis, Davis, Magoon, Pete Tere, and others, with mentions of a court, testimony, and potential reversal or vindication sought. The text names multiple parties and locations in a contested partition and property context.
The report notes all signs fail in dry weather except those painted by Stephenson of King Street. The narrative blends court scenes with names like Machado and Andrews, describing legal arguments, jury actions, and mentions of witnesses and interpreters amid a tense, clipped courtroom atmosphere.
The article reports seven fisher men indicted as the court orders further proceedings. Andrews comments that more care is needed in these matters and notes that if the cases had been before the grand jury, they might have received different outcomes. Witnesses are examined and the defendants express relief and gratitude as the court adjourns.
A jumbled OCR fragment recalls a court hearing with mentions of Robinsons decision affecting Amn sideline, a new trial not oriented, and references to judges, witnesses, and plaintiffs. The garbled text lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes, preventing a coherent summary.
A damaged report indicates a grand jury will tackle a complex matter involving alleged improper conduct related to drains and water flow. The text references entities and places in a garbled form, but suggests legal action and municipal oversight.
The head office in Yokohama oversees branches in Hominy Hongkong Honolulu Kobe London Lyons Nagwesk Newchwang New York Peking San Francisco Shanighal Tientann Tokio and more capital supported by 24 000 000 yen. The bank buys and receives drafts letters of credit and conducts general banking. Honolulu branch at 67 King Street.
A dense column lists numerous insurers and manufacturers including The Fulton Iron Works The New England Life Insurance Co of Boston and The Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool among others. The compilation groups varied entities from mills to steam pumps and marine insurers with scattered city and country identifiers.
A fragmentary OCR shows names and titles for Alexander and Baldwin linked roles, including a president, first vice president, second vice president, treasurer, secretary, and auditor, suggesting a corporate or organizational officer slate. No dates or locations are legible.
The First American Savings and Trust Co of Hawaii Ltd announces capital of 280000 dollars. Deposits are received and regulations furnished on application. Office at corner Fort and King.
Transact business in all departments of banking. Collections attended to. Exchange bought and sold. Letters of credit with Bank of California and N. M. Rothschilds. Drafts and cable transfers via Hongkong & Shanghai, Bank of India, Avatralla and Chine. Deposits at various rates, trust and mortgage administration, auditors, savings, and insurance services offered by offices at 024 Bethel St and 924 The Street.
Spreckels WM win Claus Spreckels Co bank agents in San Francisco list international banks including Nevada National Bank of San Francisco London London and Staiths Bank Led New York American Exchange Opal Bank Chicago Corn Exchange National Bank Credit Lyonnais Berlin Dresdner Bank Hongkong and Yokohama Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation New Zealand and Australia Bank of New Zealand and Australia Victoria and Vancouver Bank of British North America Loans on approved security offered Travelers credits bills of exchange bought and sold Collections promptly accounted for.
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