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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1903
Page
8
An advertisement extols Sherwin-Williams paint as superior and durable. It claims the product rides on a wave of prosperity, with repeated praise for quality and long-lasting color, asserting no other paint matches its value or performance.
A fragmentary ship and personnel list appears to cover a transport or muster with numerous cavalry and infantry officers, surgeons, clerks, and families. The document names Captain Hop Vai and multiple Lieutenants, captains, and enlisted ranks, along with associated spouses and children, reflecting a large detachment and their dependents.
Guests at the Yacht Club dance in the new neighborhood enjoying festive wine and dance, with Commodore leadership and a program listing Intervile events, sailors and captains taking part. April to July schedule includes Peninsula, Honolua, and various vessel names, cups and courses.
Mateutaro Pukusuma and Nikole Nakamura pleaded guilty to fraud connected to Bre venmine 10 appear Jee Court. The defendants faced sentences with restitution for funds involved. the disposition followed a local route and adjutant communications reveal donations and book drives tied to a military retreat location at King Street.
Coast guard logs from the United States detail Hawaiian Standard Time being 1h30m behind Greenwich. Entries describe port calls at Kauai and Oahu with cargoes such as sugar, potatoes, and crates, and list vessels and routes including Maul, Kean, and Honolulu bound listings.
Narrow listing seeks a furnished front room in a private family setting for a two to three week stay. The note mentions contact details with names Emma Sadr and Bulle Lin, and references a residence near Yost Tower, with scattered phonetic phrases indicating a temporary rental in a city area.
Brisk Aug evening festival at Spregellsville Mill celebrated the end of the season with elaborate decorations, a large attendance, and a royal themed program featuring music by Berger’s band, a grand ballroom setting, and a formal supper. Notable guests and local residents enjoyed the decor, performances, and late midnight gatherings before departure of Honolulu guests. Final accounts and administration actions related to Thomas Cummins estate were filed, detailing receipts and disbursements through 1903.
A jumbled OCR style arrival list names numerous individuals with scattered destinations and affiliations. The text reads like a passenger manifest with varied spellings and incomplete phrases detailing persons such as Jem Kaual, Kenedy Ss Whloax, and Maneloud, among others, alongside fragmented locations and notes about duties or accompanying figures.
A garbled concert notice lists Emma Square events with a long string of names and phrases. It mentions a band playing at Vina Square this evening, includes odd titles like Eleanor Polka and Old Kentucky Home, and references multiple misread names such as Mine J. Kellian and Alapal. The fragmentary text blends music titles, performers, and venues with unclear timing.
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