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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement touts Razorine as a mothproof sharpener that revives dull razors. It promises no emery or injurious ingredients, a one cake price of one shilling, and a two year lasting effect with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The document outlines a long debate on exemption laws and territorial governance in Hawaii. It references senators Cowtl Brown and Me Caandione, judiciary committee reports, and amendments to tax exemptions, militia regulation, and building permits. Numerous names and places appear amid procedural items and proposed acts.
In a House session a railway funding bill faced debate over route costs and repair duties. A committee report urged limited construction details and funding, with amendments read and rejected. The bill passed 28 to 10, followed by a short adjournment and a social round of handshakes among attendees.
Fragmentary list of travelers and names appears to note a departure schedule or passenger roster. Names include Claudine Lorene Hender Kaeek Wim Walal Adolf Cook Dee Re McGettigan Ho Baldwin Ko Worthington Carl Somterfeld Rev RW Towing and Yeucher Johnny. Dialogue references a lawyer and a cryptic exchange follow.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with vessel names Mahalo and others, plus times and ports. It notes temperatures, humidity, and barometer readings, and records cargo and crew movements, including POM and China Friel arrivals from the Orient.
The notice advertises daily hours for spirit communication at a hall on South Beretania near Alapal, with 25 cent admission and 50 cents for a Sunday night session where departed souls are said to return. Also mentions a stock refund for Honolulu Stock Yard Co and papers on Peter Zottell, a Shanghai author about to finish a Chinese dictionary.
The Senate rejected the governor's veto on an act to prevent cruelty to children, passing it by a four vote margin. The text mentions Pertandee, mother of Abram, Vincent, and Fernandez, who died at her residence, and references Dr L Karhow Winklow, founder of a mental hospital, as a descendant of Edward Winslow of New Plymouth.
In the First Circuit Court of the Territory of Mawati a petition by Abraham Fernandes executor of Maria O Sullivan seeks allowance of final account and distribution and discharge. The court schedules Monday May 6 at 10 a.m. in Honolulu for hearing. notices to interested parties.
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