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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1903
Page
6
Fragmented report lists ships, routes, and ports including Honolulu Wakana and Mokapu areas with mentions of hauls, ship names, and regional references. Details are garbled, but indicate vessel movements and possible cargo handling across HEB MW VA and allied zones with coded identifiers and dates.
Disjointed note outlines a prize fund of 1350 dollars for a Mau Rage program at the university. Mentions officers such as Hoke Keeney and D H Painter, discusses elections and student committees, and references a fiscal report showing a balance and expenditures. The text is garbled but centers on fundraising and administrative actions.
Readable fragments describe a federal court reviewing regulatory procedures under an old law. The Interstate Commerce Commission case questions the legality of preceedings and registry proper under jurisdiction. Judge White delivers the decision upholding earlier findings and ordering a new trial under a revised interpretation of the law.
Readable fragments outline a yacht race season end with a voyage to Panton and a harbor finale. The Dewey, Myrtle, and others join the fleet, while repairs loom for telephone and harbor facilities. Community meetings discuss labor, commerce, and tariff issues as merchants push for a light, timely finish.
Puunene personals describe AiMol Apel, Honetahy in Borockwsville, visits by principal Makyua eehdl, and various family happenings in Wat Huha, Cleveland, Spreckele nbe, and Kile. The piece notes guests arriving, departures, and local social events, plus a church sermon series beginning next Sunday evening.
A Honolulu bride writes to a friend about a trip to Hillie and returning home. She describes a Southeast room, the oven heat, blue and silver wallpaper, a blue burlap design, and a village up to date with Sharp & Wine repainting the voltage. The letter concludes with plans to post more news.
Easter observances will be held tomorrow in Walluka at both the Protestant Kolkenpal and Roman Catholic churches. The Roman Catholic service will include a special musical program with Mrs T. Lyons presiding. Performers listed include G. J. Setrader Jon Schulmelater and others. The town expects a crowded turnout and a special train service to help bring parishioners from Mannene Kibo and Pata.
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