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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
8
The article extols Sherwin-Williams Paints, claiming superior performance and lasting quality. It highlights the paint’s popularity, color cards, and wide application, asserting no other paint matches its value or finish.
The article lists extensive teacher transfers and resignations across Hawaiʻi islands. Names such as Lucy Laut, Ethel Horner, Rowena Hose, and Mary Hotter appear amid reassignment to multiple schools including Walpin Behoat, Wellukit, and Kauaiulum. Also noted are resignations of several assistants and principals with new appointments and transfers affecting numerous campuses.
Baseball notes recount Kennedy and Pettie, with Judge Kennedy nicknames and field performance. A naval station report lists planned improvements and costs for Powels Point property, officers' quarters, wells, pumping plant, water and sewer systems, wharves, and related infrastructure with total estimated at 5,071,000.
The regular meeting of Honolulu Re Fle No 140 FO will be held today at 7220 o clock at Antonio Hall Initiation All visiting brothers are invited and members requested to attend Also notes a stockholders meeting for Kamalo Sugar Co with officers listed and various maritime notices and arrivals Departures and weather data included for Aug 5 1903.
The St Louis College Alumni Association plans its first meeting within four weeks to organize a statewide alumni network. Trustees estimate around three thousand graduates may exist, with members eligible by diploma from St Louis College. Those interested to join to leave names with Rev Peter at the meeting place. The note mentions water power and electric current at a local site in Indiana.
Fragmentary OCR reads like an arrival list with names such as Vinin Kaual and Hinokie WoHL among others, mentioning a Mr Nohara and Mrs C H Friathut and child, plus various unclear terms and numbers, lacking coherent context or dates. The readable items show numerous personal names and vague travel references without a clear event or destination.
Fragmented OCR text describes a scene on the Alameda involving Sumurr and family, with references to John Ky Sumurr Hawaii and a harbor departure. The passage includes garbled dialogue and unclear actions, mentioning a dog, steamship, and people observing.
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