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A brief ad for typewriting paper and office supplies from Bud d Nichole Co Ltd. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin offers a complete summary of the day’s news for SI a year.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1906
Page
8
A brief ad for typewriting paper and office supplies from Bud d Nichole Co Ltd. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin offers a complete summary of the day’s news for SI a year.
Fragmentary note discusses time differences and standard times for locations perhaps Katustut Hilo and Home twin, noting Greenwich alignment and a whistle time of 1.20 pm A. Obscure references to Ameridian 197.30 and 1 10h um imply historical timekeeping quirks and clock adjustments.
A fragmented arrival list notes vessels and origins including Monterey Argentina Hawai Hawaiian ports and Manila Nagawabl Rae Toa and Pens with dated entries and multiple names. The page indicates ships from Sane Mragelecus rai and Cooke Lub among others arriving around April 1 and 2 with several 8 mm references and port mentions.
A fragmented OCR list shows sailors and passengers bound for multiple Molokal and Kanal ports, with times in the afternoon and evening. Names include Simlay Apelth, Kalulanh, Thompson, Ben Sherman, Gregory, Cooke, Mort, Jadguir, and others amid port calls and sailing references.
Fragmented notice lists names including J. Fo Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Gb. Whetit, Mrs. Watson, Miss J J ost, C. G. Bartlett, Markensle, Victor, and various others with references to wives and dates. The readable portion hints at a social or property-related booking or gathering in April, though details are obscured.
Averory A. Judd advocates labor negotiations with the Hawaii Shipping Commission for Filipino workers to take jobs on Maui sugar plantations. The Planters Association rep seeks to secure bringing palmine labor to Hawaii amid audit concerns.
Fragmentary OCR item lists a location 110 Alapal near Stary Fy and a price of 150 with 300 units referenced. No clear event or entities beyond these fragments.
A report outlines talks with the Philippine Commission to arrange laborers for Hawaii plantations. Officials, including the Acting Governor and Board of Immigration, discuss trip plans to Azores for Portuguese families and potential labor sources.
Judge Dole this morning drew jurors for the April term with 1al rows set. Several defendants faced arraignments including Kawaihoe on embezzlement charges and Umwahl Mayall on adultery allegations. The Federal Grand jury met, examined witnesses, and adjourned until tomorrow as proceedings continue.
A private Easter party in Honolulu honored Mr and Mrs Noel Paton with about fifteen guests. The Montin Hotel hosted a formal dinner with ornate decorations, a detailed menu, and photographic mementos. Guests included Prince and Princess Kaewananakon, Dr. and Mrs Humfrye, and others, with an evening of toasts, music, and socializing.
Special report describes a fast moving fire at the McBryde plantation held near HedO late Monday night. Firefighters and local workers responded within twenty minutes, saving lives though the blaze damaged a large area of harvestable land.
A newly issued warrant No 8821 relates to BIOL ERO and mentions a seizure of something tied to Leen Stoyped and Honolua. The notice references April 16 and Ivansan as involved parties with details withheld.
For sale vacant property occupying frontage on Fair Street. Dwelling built of wood with stone basement and first floor, containing family parlor dining room kitchen and three bedrooms with bath. Grounds terraced with brick drain system, ample water, picturesque view, priced very low.
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