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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1901
Page
8
In Massillon Ohio Sherlock Holmes methods impress authorities. They suspect a trunk breakin and link a landlord to the crime after an investigation at John Rovellson Lowrd IRE house. The landlord confesses and is jailed.
Superintendent J I Boyd and Assistant Superintendent Marvion Campbell reviewed Diamond Head road project arrangements. Vincent and Below satisfied contract conditions. road work approved. J Batchelor, longtime town weight inspector, now serves as a Treasury Department inspector in the Capitol office per the appropriation bill.
A sheriff's sale notice from Honolulu Territory cites an execution against Man Suk doing business as Chu Yip Company. Property at police station Kitlakawa Haleai is set for auction August 1, 1901, with a debt of 270.07 dollars plus costs. The listed goods include clothing, textiles, shawls, belts, jewelry, trunks, and household items.
Weather Bureau reports Punahou August temperatures and morning dew. A list of ships and passengers departs include Peruvian and American vessels bound for the Orient and San Francisco, with many named captains, crews, and travelers among the crowds at the harbor.
New York July 24 A wall of protection halted all train and trolley traffic on the Brooklyn Bridge as a serious break occurred at the structure. Twelve of the steel suspenders connecting the massive north to the east side failed due to expansion from heat. Chief Engineer Daniel Ke Probisen of the Department of Bringen described the event. Judge Gear's court includes Charles Ky Bdliman as Hawaiian interpreter appointed by the Republican committee.
An OCR fragment outlines a legal proceeding with mentions of court counts, judges, and dates. It references Hasd ta Presate and a circuit likely involving Charien and Hani with a clerk and various names, but the text is garbled. The readable items imply a formal court timeline and associated actions.
Notice from Quhu Cemetery Association announces the annual meeting of the Oni Cemetery Association to be held at the office of David Dayton on Mevelntt Street. Officers will be elected and all lot owners are urged to attend. David Dayton, Recording Officer, Cemetery Association.
Fragmented OCR yields a house rental ad on Young Street mixing with court proceedings in Hawaii Territory. The text references renting rooms in a five room house, furnishings, and contact cues, followed by a circuit court notice about probate and administrator appointments, land description, and a July publication.
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