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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1903
Page
5
The publication promises a concise complete resume of legal notices tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition. Evening Bulletin price 75 cents monthly Weekly Bulletin price one dollar per month.
The report details a Japanese man Takahashi claiming a rival cut him with a knife at a pole station on the eve of a cold encounter. He showed a bloodied blade and described being attacked before police pursued him. Takahashi was later detained at the station and charged with an investigation.
Sailor Brown declares he has backing to fight Weday for a $1000 to $1500 purse and aims for a one round showdown. He says Larry Dee and Woodlay support the deal and a $200 backing is needed to seal the arrangement. A meeting is set this afternoon to finalize plans.
The Alameda tomorrow will host Ae plumeongers and fileford Company for a semion opening at the Orpheim on Monday featuring A Lich's Heart. The event will use special scenery and mark a rare arrival.
The Ellofords, a camera carrying group, preview rehearsals as uni days off. Niberta contented the meetree with ironing and prints from their bands. Vets office opens Saturday with popular price for the opening week.
A lively morning performance at Wall Nichole featured the Old Homestead with a full house. The Tuxedo Quartet returned after months, delivering songs and sketches atop rival bars’ roofs while Janet Waldorf and veteran actor Abe hott drew strong crowds. Mrs Prattler and Dr Pillay provided comic interjections during the scene as Honolulu hosts the show.
Read Wants on page six and notes on furniture, room dates, and salt. The Weekly Bulletin and The New Today advertise groceries, fishing gear, and overcoats. Dramatic Club rehearsals, lectures, and a Vacation Rail Fund drive fill the night. multiple court cases and fines proceed with adjournments. The Mol Wahine captain’s sudden death from valvular heart disease triggers port-side inquiries.
A brief item from the Honolulu stock exchange dated April 16 1908 records stock sales and prices in the local market. The note notes a salary related entry and references the ongoing activity in equities traded by local brokers.
The article reports the death and interment of a cloistered nun once known as the Escaped Nun. It notes her burial at Woodlawn Cemetery after a recent operation and describes family statements suggesting a warning about demonetration and the need for solace. An Englishwoman associated with the bride’s dream publication is cited in the text.
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