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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
5
The court overruled the Memorret in the law of WO and upheld the Terriorial swamp tax. Defendants faced a suit to compel stamping and deed actions tied to a £200,000 claim. Officers of the Heaper presided while Kinney and Neumann represented the defendants in the jury proceedings.
After months of talks a contract is signed to extend the Rapid Transit line from Manoavi ley through College tie and Cooper grounds. The project largely uses corporate funds but will benefit the public by connecting a new inexpensive residence district to the business center. Construction starts now and should be in operation within three to four months with extra track added by separate contractors to avoid disrupting existing work.
The Ventura arrived from San Francisco with numerous passengers. The China sailed twenty four hours after the Oceanic, extending the Ventura’s lead. The Ventura’s voyage took 1 day 17 hours 22 minutes, with favorable weather reported throughout. Purser Buckham notes the Atoumier would have reached port yesterday if not for schedule delays.
A mixed Ventura page lists ship launches, political moves, and business notes. Items mention the battleship Maine launch on Decoration Day, Captain Comblan reassignment, Ko bswat’s status, a new record price, and Loomis on American Venezuela relations. Also noted are punishing crimes, theater and public figures, and railway trust activity, with local ads and travel prompts and a reduced Buffalo Exposition rate plan.
A Paris petite singer, tired after a performance, disrobed and brushed against a curtain pole. Morning sun through her embroidered petticoat inspired the idea for lace curtains, later spread worldwide. An upholsterer was asked to design curtains based on that pattern. A New York store advertises American made curtains, highlighting Arabian vestibule and panel curtains at cut prices and inviting customers to inspect them.
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