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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
6
The editor recounts Peck addressing rapid transit amid political turmoil. He notes divisions over funding, routes, and governance, with supporters urging bold action and opponents fearing costs and disruption. The piece highlights public letters, committee meetings, and local reactions shaping the transit debate.
Fragmentary court filing describes petitions and alleged acts to remove Mrs Kane from control of estate and rents. It outlines mortgage details, property disposition, and claims of noncompliance with court orders. Proceedings reference a May/June timeframe and involve heirs and executors seeking asset protection.
A weather bulletin notes regional conditions with scattered measurements and notes several movement directions and temperature hints. The report lists locations and times in a period voice, indicating expected winds and general climate patterns for the day.
Rumor on Wall Street links Shiraishi and associates to acquiring Pacific Mail for Japan. Traders note possible pressure from Harriman and others as talks drift toward a fleet purchase and broader strategic moves affecting transpacific steamship routes.
The Bulletin notes changes in paper delivery affecting contestants and subscribers. It cautions against transferring subscribers within a family as new subscribers and warns against using current readers as new subscribers. The piece reflects concern over subscription practices and reader relations with the paper.
The article describes a decorated ornate room with white and red accents, mentioning chintz finishes, intricate wallpaper, and carved furnishings. It notes the wall patterns and overall effect, highlighting richness and style, with a focus on the design elements and decorative quality.
Fe Grammatteat and others from the Fengthoy language scene described as tied to mothers and women teachers. The notice mentions a printing department at The Bulletin office and notes linguistic matters surrounding education and printing.
The Bulletin reports the largest prize draw in Hawaii with ten winners sharing items including a Red Touring Car, a Kroeger piano, an insurance policy, a punchbowl set, a sewing machine, a leather golf bag, a winchester rifle, a leather suitcase, a Kodak developer, and a store order. The contest opened February 1 1995 and closes at 6 pm June 10 2006 with final counting June 20 1906 and island votes due by 6 pm on final count day.
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