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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1903
Page
7
A long, fragmentary world news roundup covers events from Stanford and Berkeley to Hartford and New York. Topics include political bribery indictments, naval orders, uprisings in Macedonia, labor and industry concerns, and notable deaths. Names and places such as Senator Clark, Myron Herek, Sir Oliver Mowat, and Quien Wilhelmina appear amid reports of warships, elections, and unrest worldwide.
Reports claim a growing revolutionary movement against the government with numerous recruits joining rebel forces. The United States coordination across the Atlantic seeks to deter landings and protect civilians while diplomats press the Sultan to suppress insurgent bands and curb uprisings.
A notice dated June 2nd 1905 announces the sale of the insured property and other building rail line assets belonging to the Manuel Ba ar Company in receivership. M. Hain, as receiver, will conduct the sale on March 2, 1905 at the stated location. The notice requests all creditors and interested parties to attend and provide claims.
Auction notice lists laborers, track components, 40 by 60 building, locomotives and tenders, pumps, wagons, desks, and equipment for cash. Incoming details cite L. M. Vetleben in Labaina Maul with particulars to follow.
A sheriff sale notice announces the forced sale of listed personal property in Honolulu Territory of Hawaii under an April 1903 execution. Items include a large showcase with four alarm clocks, forty nine watches and fobs, watch chains, alarm clocks, a refrigerator, counters, and other small goods. The sale, at Police Block Hale, will occur on May 7 1903 to satisfy a judgment and costs of 1333.60 dollars.
Notice to creditors of AU AH HOY Kaneohe Koolaupoko Inland of Hawaii Territory asks that claims be filed with proper proof within six months from the date of publication. Claims must be authenticated and presented to Lyle A. Dickey attorney for administrator at the Kwong Wing Fat building corner of North King Street and Nuʻuanu Stream Honolulu Oahu. Published in Honolulu March 23 1908.
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