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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
6
Thee Chequer describes the deceased method of carrying funds while traveling. The text notes risks and the need for caution when handling cash on journeys. It mentions various travelers and common practices to avoid loss or theft.
We offer various items including La Zacautpa Chi ton Mo Michel and copper, with stock. Hickelo ruler Maw vot copper Pratsaima Hille. W. E. Logan advertises from Room 17 Bacon Block Oakland Cat.
A condensed OCR style record lists multiple sugar companies and bonds with rates and quotations. Entries include Honokon Sugar Co Kekaba Sugar Co Kahuku Plantation Co and Oahu Sugar Co along with bond notes and a sugar quotation around 4.610.
Local and general items include a display of a hand carved frame, a boat journey, bat cleaning, a cholera germ exhibit at Anchor, a round island race, and a meeting of the Prostitution Commission. Notices cover carriage work, toy lines, water purification, a new English camera, divorce proceedings, a Panama-Pacific exposition, dental practice relocation, a death notice in California, and local elections and company appointments.
An ad for Rexall Hair Tonic claims it will eradi cate dandruff prevent premature baldness and restore hair health. It touts a money back guarantee and lists prices of two bottles and one bottle at 81.00, available only at the Rexall Store Henson Smith & Co Lud.
A garbled account describes a vehicle accident near a residence, injuries to a boy, and disruptions linked to police activity. It mentions Senator Deowt, Com Bantiworth, and a House-related effort in Hawill, with references to a water system project and a state frace house.
Dr C J Ryder spoke at the Kakaako Mission while AO Aldrich, formerly of Moe Holin Hawaii, becomes storekeeper of the Hilo Railway. W C Hayden appointed rail inspector at Honoka. J Fabsoth, long employed as a boiler attendant at Hunokaa Sugar Co, resigns to return home to Kawal.
Fragmentary report details hotelmen crowding a police court. Witnesses testified about alleged obstruction and embanement. One defendant Ladine War was charged with theft and embezzlement. A second defendant, Ne War, faced multiple charges and a fate yet to be decided. A third person, Anguish, stood trial for related offenses. A sentencing date and further hearings were noted.
The market shows MBRYDE rising to the eighth point amid mixed trading. Analysts note activity at the exchange as investors weigh WoO and WoW alternatives, with stock movements supported by early week gains and expectations for a stronger weekend.
A tangle of names and places appears in a local item referencing Waikiki, legal matters, and a court note. The fragmentary text mentions individuals, dates, and actions tied to a property or device closure, with a pending supreme court appeal noted by Attorney Andrews.
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