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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
17
Contested remarks show a labor scare debate with Lane and Fertitider defending measures viewed as protecting native voters. County officials and the central committee face scrutiny over immigration policy and possible impacts on voting power, amid broader tensions between Hawaiian and nonnative factions.
Period notes from Kona area report a marriage planned involving Mim Gee and B Rigg at Henry May & Co in Honutula. A naval operation in Honnabla is mentioned with ongoing medical details. References to travelers, a Chris Churety Kenna, and upcoming services, plus a planned Hawaiian edition on Monday and English edition the following day.
Fragmented report notes European royal movements involving Queen Louise of Denmark and Prince Frederick of the Netherlands, plus a Wyoming land matter and a dubious 15 year theatre claim. Read like garbled OCR with names and places only partially intact.
A long list of names from Honolulu athletic and social circles appears, detailing members and associates across clubs. many individuals tied to Kealakekua, Hilo, Kaimuki, and Kahuku appear alongside organizations such as Honolulu Athletic Club and Chinese Athletic Club. The compilation reads as a society roster with scattered addresses and affiliations, reflecting a broad, if fragmentary, community portrait.
A cluttered list of names and numbers shows Kong, 7, C. Schwartz, 2, and Julia Dias, 1, among participants. Reyxal School entries include Henry B. Ryan, Tom Farrell, Mrs. Mary Farrell, and Lum Ching. Edna Akan and 2034 appear in the mix as the event wraps up.
Entries list multiple real estate transactions recorded on March 2, 1908 and April 2, 1906. The garbled text names parties, dates, and times from various transfers, with incomplete silhouettes of buyers, sellers, and locations.
A highly garbled OCR fragment from March 1906 cites numerous personal names, dates, locations, and monetary amounts across scores of entries. The text mentions individuals such as Mary KO Plehetia and William Neclan, various dates like March 28 and March 22, as well as places and items likely tied to notices or transactions, but obscured by corruption.
In Lebaitod Natlee li Hornby is named as treasurer for the Wal i Ageloatment Company. The notice records that bonds and payments were settled on April 1, 1904, with formalities dated March 9, 1906. The company warns shareholders that the appointment takes effect on April 1, 1908 and is signed by A. Dowen, treasurer.
Officers of the Interisland Steam Navigation Co Ltd were elected for three years. James A Kennedy was named president with L McKean as vice president and ZK Myerseee as secretary and treasurer. Other officers include Nef Gedye as auditor and Marisin listed as secretary.
Notice to bondholders of Oahu Sugar Company Limited warns holders of bonds numbered from Pte 750 unpaid to present to the president at the office in Makiki middle district Honolulu on the first day of April. Interest on bonds will be paid after that date and will accrue thereafter. Potenauer presiding.
Me G Sowima announces the barter shop at 628 Port Street has reopened as a neat and clean shop at Xu 10 King near Now Inna abpeet Etualos. The notice highlights a refreshed storefront and improved presentation for customers seeking secondhand goods in the area.
A legal notice appears regarding ISTH Creer er Pare and related parties. It mentions required actions in Hawet TAME Chianti Tie Hevbante, notices at Hensing Petitinn, and filings by parties including Anmuatiie Brin and Wailulint. The document lists deadlines, court actions, and publication in Kanata bi Jian with dates in March and May and signatures from authorities.
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