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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
3
Fragmentary text discusses a druggist, medicines, and remedies with mentions of prescriptions and bottles. It references a physician or pharmacist and potential treatments, but the legible parts are incoherent and portions appear garbled. The readable content hints at medical guidance and product names without clear events or outcomes.
Judge Dole denied the motion to quash the writ of ne exeat in the bankruptcy case of Hoffachiaeger & Co vn Young Nap. Plaintiff claims balance due on goods delivered. writ served as Nap and family were aboard a steamer in China, seemingly preparing to depart for that country.
Dr C B Cooper introduces Mr Pinkham as new board member while discussion covers hospital funding, government property at the hospital, and salary issues. Reports on grand jury findings, pest and health conditions in the Orient, and proposed dispensary funding accompany the meeting notes.
The Board of Health debated whether to appoint its own sanitary inspectors or refer appointments to the Republican Central Committee. With four members present two to two, the motion to refer was debated by Acting Attorney General B C Peters and others, as budget cuts threaten to discharge five inspectors. Dr. Pratt and Lane weighed in on who should decide competency, while Peters pressed for central committee input. The meeting adjourned with action deferred.
Supreme Court in the Jobart Estate tax appeal overrules the Wide of Appeal but alters the assessment. The estate returns about 4000 acres valued at $80,000 and 886 acres at $8960 with 8000 acres of forest claimed exempt. Anseanor adds a water privileges segment.
The Rowlands mark their first wedding anniversary with a "paper wedding" party at their Thurston Avenue home. Guests wore paper costumes and presented living pictures made of paper showing many types from money to parchment. Mr Rowland appeared as "Picks Wick Papers" while revelers used paper decor, table coverings, and costumes themed around paper.
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