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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
14
County officials report a missing perfected paper tied to the Waikiki property sale for a beach park. Executors’ papers were incomplete, delaying finalization of the county takeover and fence purchase of about $18,000 as arrangements continue.
A crowd toured Kar inks Zoological gardens yesterday drawing attention to the lake area and animal displays. Visitors included families who watched birds and ducks in the water while others explored nearby attractions and refreshments at the site.
Honolulu Stage Exchange on March 31 1906 lists today's prices and dividends for Pioneer and related stocks. Entries show per share values like 23.00 10 Pioneer 140 40 Power 140 and various percent yields from 1 to 2 percent for multiple companies. The page notes sugar quotient values and upcoming dates in April with dividend notices for Hawns Com Sugar Co and other holdings.
A garbledOCR style fragment references the Church of England, a Paris medical prize, engagements and wealth, with scattered names and phrases about prayers, whiskey, a loom of social ties, and a Peruvian fabric note. It mentions Franklin Ye Smith, a Turkestan Wain, and a Liverpool university institute context, but details are ambiguous.
A compact community column notes skating, transport, and business items. It mentions Harmony Lodge No 310 events, the Cobweb Cafe, and various local notices, rents, and sales. Shipping updates include the Marie Hekfeld, I. P. Rithwot, and other vessels with cargoes and departures to and from Honolulu, Molokai, and San Francisco.
The Bulletin reports a civil action in which Dr Clark seeks damages from Joe G. Berman for injuries from a stairway fall in a prominent Partington area. Judge Parsoun presided, MO Le Hiondt for the plaintiff, Carl B. Smith for the defendant. The verdict favored the plaintiff.
Daviow & Co and partners face an involuntary bankruptcy petition before Judge Dole claiming debts exceed 1000 with several creditors, alleging delivery of goods worth 500 and more in the past six years. The firm admits inability to pay and seeks relief while a chaotic mix of quotes interrupts.
Muncki Bokeh of Hilo files for voluntary bankruptcy claiming a total debt of 408.50 dollars. Five dollars are taxes, with the remaining mainly for merchandise invoiced by creditors. The record notes Japanese creditors and unclear line items, including a separate 620.00 debt from Ho Sugar Co.
Weekly edition of the Evening tin Rives offers a full day’s news digest. Describes rooms and buildings including the Alexander Young Hotel with references to Hoover and telephone calls. Subscription priced at $1 a year.
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