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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
3
A local retailer promotes dainty Christmas handkerchiefs as universally acceptable gifts for men and women. The copy highlights usefulness and fineness, notes that monogrammed initials add a personal touch, and claims an unprecedented seasonal assortment for the city.
All white handkerchiefs or with embroidered initial sold in fancy bordered boxes. Prices range from 20 cents per box to 25 cents per box with multiple designs and initials offered.
A fragmented roster lists Lieut Col M Appel Major anil Mie Anton H Appel Caytaly and many others including Captains Watrous, Willian B WINIAMA, and Ensign David Lyon. It mentions fourteen aMcors and the Kaldiers quarters with 264 Ten COMDORINE and 24 distinitiew, 2 Pa attioers.
Summary of Governor Carter seeking federal funds for harbor improvements and navigation aids. Proposes Works progress and tax shifts to support territorial harbor and transportation work. Mentions Roosevelt administration and broader costs of public works and hospital services.
Answer to complaint filed by Public Works Holloway and Auditor JH Plaher with Helen Yu in Helen city court against John Walker over the dredging bid for the Alwkeaalin Wee project. Plaintiffs allege Walker’s bid was not certified and seeks review of contract awarding. Walker denies wrongdoing and questions the validity of the bid process and approval by the county, requesting dismissal.
A garbled OCR passage describes a fatal incident involving multiple names and places. The text is heavily corrupted with typos and nonsensical segments, but hints at a lethal event, courtroom likely proceedings, and references to several individuals and locations without clear context or dates.
Readable fragments show a long list of names associated with Hostetter’s Stomach-Bitters. The piece mentions Ban Femninee and various individuals such as Slater Herilio Linley and Charlie AF Cai, among many others, with scattered phrases suggesting a directory or testimonial style section. The text is garbled with OCR errors, but preserves numerous proper nouns and family names.
A fragmented 19th century notice lists travelers and servants including Ck Lithia Mise Matlin Hitehnoek Airs Ko Hitec Mandaioh Hiteheueh Hait Witeteuek and Hele Schumacher. Names like Horhey Catating 8B and 1 Crawfinh WoT appear along with EM Eran HW Otpite For ain Prunetseg. The irregular text hints at a maritime or caravan departure with unclear destinations.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a tea garden and children, with scattered names and odd phrases. It references various persons and places in a non coherent mix, including hints of nature and travel, but lacks a clear event or coherent report.
A banquet honored Secretary Atkinson of Hawaii Territory with guests including Chamberlain, Vreeland, and Howard K. Wood among others. The menu featured dishes such as Filet Mignon, Diamond Head olives, and tropical fruits, reflecting a formal harbor area reception with notable attendees.
Rumors centered on Oceanic Company stir in San Francisco and financial circles. Officials from Oceanic and Santa Fe deny manipulation while reporting limited activity as parties discuss potential settlements and contracts amid market speculation.
A drowned man near Kalihi prompted an inquest by a coroner and jury. The panel, including Guy Owens and Jack Kabalikaulla, viewed the body and planned further proceedings as officials noted lack of electric cars in the area.
An early 1001 era item discusses Bright's disease and diabetes, mentioning new medical opinions and the promise of better liver care. It references letters and notices about physicians, therapies, and local stock updates, with oblique hints of medical sentiment and community interest.
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