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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1903
Page
4
Disjointed OCR listing contains months per year figures and multiple named offices. Mentions Clark and Recorder Harry Murray, Auditor Wa ad Sherwood, Attorney WT Rawling, Tax Assessor Swan Pratt, Treasurer 5. & Damon, Fourth Gietelet Supervisors 4A. Gilman as Hocking, Fifty District Supervisors Frank Pahia, 8. 6. Dwight.
The report reflects on a stretched baseball season with high hopes and cautious optimism. Managers face scrutiny amid weak crowds and concerns about maintaining decorum. Town leaders seek to attract fans while avoiding rowdy scenes and corruption in player purchases and promotions.
A garbled OCR passage mixes political commentary, railroads, and vague figures. It references President Roosevelt era names and policies, the Great Northern Railway, emigration, and legal matters. The readable portions mention national figures, regional projects, and debates over justice and policy, though many words are distorted beyond recognition.
The final game of the series was held with teams battling for the last win. Officials stated the result stood after late innings, with standings reflecting the outcome.
Government ravager Hall visits Hawaii to survey forest lands for homesteads and timber reserves. He travels with Alfred Parker and W Carter, inspecting Kohala slopes, Waimea forest areas, and Digune Ket, documenting potential sites and noting possible future development impacts.
The notice describes a small party at a private residence on Propotet Welnestay avenue in honor of Ate and Mrs White. It notes attendance by AL Hh and Laobente, with mention of a dinner and entertainment. Observers reference a monetary amount around 625.00N FE and discuss public sentiment on spending figures.
A private endorsement from a prominent 10.0.F member praises Dr Hartman and an advertised remedy. The text describes alleged cures for conditions like kidney inflammation and urinary disorders, cites a claimed book and “The Is of Life,” and lists distributors and contact details for correspondence and sales in Honolulu and Columbus. The piece mimics old health advertisement language with dubious medical claims and promotional messaging.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd lists capital 24,000,000 yen and reserve fund 9,210,000 yen at head office Yokohama with branches in Wombay Hongkong semotuti Kone Lyonn Nagra Newohwang New York Peking San Francisco Bhanghal Tiontela Tokio. The bank engages in collection drafts letters of credit and general banking business.
A fragmented excerpt lists Castle and Cooke Ltd of Honolulu and multiple affiliates including Waialua Agricultural Co Kohala Sugar Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iron Works and other entities such as The New England Life Insurance Co Actua Fire Hartford and The Alliance Assurance London. Strong individuals or dates are not clearly present in the readable text.
Alexander and Baldwin announces officers with J B Castle as Second Vice President and W M Alexander as President and First Vice President Baldwin named as a director or officer in the company roster for the year.
C Brewer and Co limited based at 1 Streat Honolulu lists agents for major sugar firms including Ooknts Sugar Pinot Co Onomen Sugar Co Honomu Sugar Co Watluku Sugar Co Makee Sugar Co Haleakala Ranch Co and Planters Line of San Francincs Chas Brewer Co line of Boston Packets. Officers named include J M Cooke President George Robertson Manu M F Bishop Treasurer and Secretary Col W Allen Auditor P C Jones H Waterhouse and Geo R Carter Directors.
The First American Savings and Trust Co Hawaii Ltd lists capital at $260000.00 with officers including President Ceol Brown and Vice President Phan Rules and regulations noted as applicable on request.
Transact business in all departments of Banks Collections carefully attended to Exchange bought and sold Commercial and Travelers Letters of Credit Drafts and cable transfers through major banks Rates: seven days notice 2 percent three months 3 percent six months 3 1/2 percent twelve months 4 percent Trust Department Trustees under mortgage management rent collection and valuable papers kept Safe Insurance Department Agents for Fire Marine Life and Employers' Liability Insurance Companies Address 924 Bethel St Saving Department Deposits received at 4 1/2 percent per annum Readable notes mention Honolulu era banking services
Ban Francisco agents such as Spreckels & Co list bankers across major cities including The Nevada National Bank of San Francisco, Union of London and Smiths Bank, New Yorks American Exchange National Bank, Chicago Corn Exchange National, Berlin Dresdner, and Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation. The notice notes deposits received loans made or secured, commercial and travelers credits, bills of exchange bought and sold, with collections promptly accounted for.
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