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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR shows names and titles from California notary and district court offices. Mentions Jonor Burnette, Hale, Bille of Hale, attorney for the district courts, and a 79 Merchant &T address with a Lulu phone line, but details remain unclear.
The report lists multiple sugar companies and stock values on the Honolulu market, with figures for Waialua and Waialia holdings, cannery and mill names, and latest sugar quotation at 493750 or 3875 per ton. Prices show varied totals in dollars and cents across commodities and firms.
A garbled page lists event notices ads and community updates. Items include a musical night at Anchor Saloon a new calendar pacts from Madeira and Portugal a Christmas card line a toy and craft shop new arrivals a marriage market co 427 Queen Street a job notice for W D Ritaworth an employment wash up for distilling water a Christmas package offer from Wells Fargo a Hawaii Promotion Committee meeting and a Board of Agriculture session plus hat cleaning service and motor trip requests around the island with various local businesses and services named.
Guild ladies plan a doll sale at the Arts and Crafts Shop Young Building. Dolls will be on display in the window Thursday with sale starting Friday morning at a specified hour. Proceeds to benefit the Guild.
A garbled record of real estate transactions lists multiple entries with times and names such as Thomas and Nellore, Alfred, Frederick Miller, Kam Sli, Heal tae, Young Ming, Arthur Harrison, Sarah Walken, Annie Boyd, Leta Miller, and others. The text includes scattered company names, locales, and dates, but is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
A historical court notice from Hawaii appears in archaic typography with names like Walter Licies and Walter Ke Aeystan and mentions a libel matter and a court hearing date in February. The document lists a clerk and an attorney, referencing a First Judicial Circuit court and the Territory of Hawaii, in a formal public notice style.
Notice dated 1911 indicates Wo Ribewarth is not presently employed and references a pond possibly connected to the minseet event at POM POND with an unclear subject.
The McLawns, owners of Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Post, are linked to the 6100,000,000 baby title and a planned trip to Japan. Edward M. McLawn may not travel as his son Vinson’s mastery of Japanese is incomplete. The family, notable in journalism and finance, is alleged to seek the Hoje blue diamond for 400,000 with Paris and New York brokers involved. a trial to compel payment is noted amid high society speculation.
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