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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1905
Page
5
Mow by name, a Young Hawaiian stevedor on the Kinau wharf, died at Queen’s Hospital shortly after a sudden attack described as a fit. He had been ill with intestinal disease and hospitalized since April. He had no known relatives locally and was well known on the waterfront.
The schooner W. H. Marston, recently to port Inv Tonkin, has discharged its entire cargo of sugar at Oceanic wharf. She will be hauled onto the Marine Railway next week to repair a leak and undergo overhaul.
Fragmentary OCR describes a fatal gasoline incident at a large Pomene mill basement, noting a fire risk and a misunderstanding about ignition sources. The text appears as a continuation from page one with distorted wording and missing details about persons and outcomes.
An OCR fragment shows stock quotations with values such as Bourde and Walatin Ax. Co. at around 26.15, 270 and 190 E rotation noted, alongside a 4.125 cent figure. The legibility is limited, but the entry appears to record prices and minor adjustments for several securities.
Alfred Doure, an engineer, mishandled a lit match in a can of gasoline leading to a blaze that engulfed Yamagata. Ten Japanese workers gathered as he and others attempted to extinguish the flames and cover the victim with earth. Doure was arrested on manslaughter charges but bonded out. coroner’s inquest and postmortem tests proceed to determine cause of death at Pauene Hospital.
Local and general items from a Honolulu paper discuss various notices and events. Mentions Wall and Billy Woode reading wants on page six and the Duletin's latest offer on page and a court hearing at 30 pm. Notes Keyser Gloves, Mackie Import, and New England Bakery ads. Also reports marriage of Bruce Hartman to Bertha Jane Smith in Danville, PA. Describes officer elections, a reform to Repnade teaching, and a bail set for a Japanese defendant. Includes ship Lavinia sighting and tug of war plans between Young Wild Weats and Pavoas.
The Honolulu Board of Supervisors adopts a formal system for approving material and supply demands. A resolution appropriates $100 for payments for July 1905, with the Auditor and Treasurer notified of authorized demands.
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