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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1903
Page
3
A catalog of luxurious fabrics for formal wear listing embroidered mousselines in delicate colorings, silk crepe de chine and grenadines, dress nets, all over spangles, long capes, chiffons, crepes, crepe corduroy variations, and matching kid gloves and silk gloves. The pieces include pale creams, blues, and greys with patterns and trimmings for full dress.
A clipped item from the Evening Bulletin advertises a handy digest of legal notices calls for tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. The column promises a complete concise resume of such notices for readers.
The Bulletin reports on a BoA puzzle feature titled The third of the popular BoA pies and notes the page six placement. It also covers a Territorial Grand Jury session with Judge Gear, jurors named, and court actions including juror panel adjustments and official positions in public works and administration.
Clifton H. Tracy will present The Mosquito and discuss necessity and encouragement after returning from insect information gathering. Open discussion will follow with dinner at six. The Grip of Honor, a stirring sea story, begins tomorrow.
Japanese Consul Morikawa at Vancouver reports a flood of Japanese immigrants arriving from Honolulu on ships to Victoria and Vancouver. He warns many may be detained by immigration authorities or forced to stay in Canada due to new visa rules and delays, urging Japan to intervene with the U S authorities and Honolulu agents. He notes over one hundred more travelers may attempt to depart Honolulu for the mainland port.
The Federal grand jury discharged by judge hole presented District Attorney Hrecc hone with a token of their wetwet in the form of a tendenme golelhuerm. Reading this fragment, the text promotes a medicinal product named PAIN-KILGENE and mentions cures claimed for rheumatism and other ailments, but the passage is garbled and unclear.
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