Stations notice from 19th century railway timetable
Fragmentary text shows names such as C. Smith Gent Pass and P. Denison Superintendent. Indicates stations or transit related items with personnel roles, but details truncated and unreadable.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary text shows names such as C. Smith Gent Pass and P. Denison Superintendent. Indicates stations or transit related items with personnel roles, but details truncated and unreadable.
A disjointed reminiscence set between East Side settlers and a Frank from Globe Arizona. A Westerner recounts life among Indians, a boy asking to be educated, and a tale of a boy who rises to a polite, studied man despite harsh government policy. Also notes a petrified Chilean mine woman found near Chuquicamata with preserved flesh and tools indicating mining work before Spaniard metal use.
A fragmented historical piece discusses the origin of petroleum from ancient planetary upheaval and fossil deposits, noting carbon hydrogen chemistry and unknown mixing proportions. It mentions Wyoming oil sources and historic commentary on geology, then shifts to a family tale about Willie and his mother planning medical careers and domestic life.
A Jornal report describes Senate reception of a House message that Congress was ready to receive communications from the President. Senators Hale and Morgan met with the President's writing and the message was read as copies circulated. resolutions of respect for McKinley were adopted before adjournment at 2 28. Also an advertising block touts Kickapoo Indian Oil as a health remedy.
Yesterday the Oceanic steamer Sierra visited Risdon Iron Works for two smokestacks to be lengthened by sixteen feet. The new stacks were built during the ship's absence and will be fitted soon. The modification corrects draft problems that caused smoke and soot to foul the upper deck.
A Hawaii Territory court notice states that in the case William F Jocker vs Carl H Patalg a foreclosure sale will proceed at the Circuit Court office. The described Pearl City lots in Block 17 are to be sold for cash in gold coin, per diagram approved by the Gut Halfway Cant Company, with Ashley Parle Real Estate Agency handling details.
Notice states Mr. T. Ab Hing is appointed manager of AH PING & CO at Kukut Lane and Nuuanu and has authority to sign the company name. The land corporation restricts shooting or frearma on its lands and identifies the district affiliations and dates.
A dated notice states freight prepaid rules effective after December 1st with arrangements to be made with the company. It lists CL, Wight as president and mentions Honolulu and a 1995-1m filing. The message appears as a damaged OCR fragment with unclear names and dates.
Shippers are notified that a new freight schedule will go into effect on and after December 1901. Information regarding changes to rates can be obtained at the company's offices at the corner of Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu.
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