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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
7
Partial OCR shows O R L Co timetable with outward routes to Heart City and inbound arrivals to Honolulu. Mentions trains, times around 6:30, 7:20, 10 p.m. and Pearl City connections. Shipping, Sundays exceptions noted. Limited legible names include The Malwa limited and F C Smith.
A fragmented OCR listing names of bankers and banks across cities including San Francisco London New York Hong Kong Yokohama New Zealand and Vancouver. It notes various exchange operations travelers credits and commercial credit activities with references to approved security and bills of exchange.
Castle and Cooke and a group of firms including Agricultural Go Sugar Mill Co Fulton Iron Works Louis Mo Standard Oil Company Geo Blake Steam Pumps Weeton Centrifugals New England Life Insurance Aetna Fire Insurance Alliance Assurance Co listed in a Proceedings notice filed in Boston Hartford London to establish claims and responsibilities in pending affairs.
Wm G Irwin & Co lists William Irwin as president and manager with John Spreckels as vice president and W M Giffard as president. The firm is connected with Sugar factors and commission agents for Oceanic Steamship Co San Francisco California Western Sugar Refining Co San Francisco Cal Baldwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia Pa Newall Universal Mill Co New York and Pacific Ol Transportation Co San Francisco.
Agents for Hawaiian Agricultural Co Ookata Sugar Plant Gos Qnomea Sugar Co Honore Sugar Pepeokee Bug Line of Sandy Brewer & Co's line of Boston Packets. LIST OF OFFICERS G M Cooke Robertson View Pre F Bishop Treasurer and Secretary F W Macfarlany Audit G Jones CM Cooke and J R Galt Directors.
A fragment touts Colt acetylene gas generators as superior to all others in efficiency and cost, claiming they heat less, vibrate the air less, and have no injurious effects on gas grades.
A misread dispatch describes relief funds flowing to San Francisco with a total around 8100,000. It mentions a check for 208 dollars, another 73 dollars, and a letter from Wolke arranging shipments. Payments and letters are linked to a relief effort arriving by boat from various places.
The report details May weather in Huron with figures on mean temperatures, record highs and lows, and precipitation. It notes May 28 as the highest temperature and May 6 and 8 as the lowest, plus rainfall totals for the month and year. Weather conditions include clear and partly cloudy days, with prevailing southerly winds and observatory notes by T. F. Drake, Weather Director.
A chaotic report from Mito describes County Supervisors Desha and Road Supervisor Norman K. Lyman amid accusations of wrongdoing. Witnesses claim improper payments and a disturbance at the county offices sparked by tensions over authority. Local officials and residents await clarification as investigations unfold.
A passenger list details arrivals from the Orient aboard the Hourly Atlas line, naming passengers such as Ver, Baker, Davies, and Harr, among many others. The crowded roster includes families and individuals with varied surnames, reflecting a mid Atlantic or international voyage arrival.
An old advertisement promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor promising restoration of hair’s color and gloss, claiming it renews youth and combats gray or troubled hair. The copy contains garbled text but asserts the product’s effectiveness despite broken wording and questionable claims.
Transactions recorded April 18 1906 show multiple property deals across Oahu Maui and Kauai. Names include John Evanelith Mary Prater George Wilcox Elisabeth Mayer and Joe Andrade with various land rights water rights and ditch constructions noted.
A Wisconsin notice outlines a May meeting for the Hilo Teachers Union to discuss proposed patriotic observances and new business items. Details include arrangements for attendance, program topics, and a reading of committee notes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions dates like May 1 and June 12 with scattered capitalized phrases and names unclear. No coherent event or identifiable persons present to summarize a definite news item.
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