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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
6
Deputy Sheriff Jack Fernandes reports a ring of about thirty Japanese gamblers operating at a Cowen Ute area plantation near Ewa. Eleven were arrested after a raid last Thursday. bail set at ten dollars each.
Frederick A Ward, a jewellery maker, faces charges amid allegations of a burglary involving 144 pounds in value. Police hunted the suspect all afternoon before Ward, alerted by a visitor, led to the arrest. The case went to the court the following morning with ball set at a figure.
Preparations at the naval station anticipate a cruiser squadron arrival from the Orient next week. All four coal barges are being loaded as the station plans a potential one day simultaneous coaling from both sides of the wharf with lighters in use.
A rugged Western tableau unfolds in the Nellie thin poet’s script about a Colorado ranch life. Characters mix rough manners with a square code as they drink swear and react to danger. Clyde Piten and Hay Ae HLL vie for stage center while Mrs Werte and Mise Chapin deliver key scenes with measured artistry.
Real estate help advertised for abstracts of title and property details. Mentions maps, ownership areas, and copies of title work available. Calls urged to visit or inquire about services, with emphasis on comprehensive information.
A damaged fragment from Honolulu mentions a street address 122 King St and references individuals and a legal or official action. The readable text names two entities and hints at a lawsuit or agreement involving local parties. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal action at a city or county level.
A miscellany of local notices, appointments, arrivals, sales, and shop features. Names include J P Slavon and H Raymond with brief business mentions. promotions for groceries, housewares, and embroidery. arrivals from ships and trains. a War Association meeting announcement. and multiple advertisements for local shops and services.
Candy for one dollar and fifty cents is offered as a notice to retailers in Honolulu. The brief notice appears in a period style advertisement urging merchants to respond or engage with the sale terms. It references a commodity labeled candy and a specific price point.
Large stock of folding card tables and folding chairs rented out for pages. Delivery to all Honolulu areas. Call for tables or chairs when needed. Lowest prices and best goods. We also call for the tapies and Unairs when you are through.
A garbled notice details a masquerade ball in San Antonio with dancing and prizes. Tickets have folded well with expected attendance around sixty couples, four prizes including best dress, plus a floor show by Jor Afva and WW. BittelPoe will oversee the event. A YM C A Round Table study and a fire appearance by the YMCA unit are mentioned. A letter from Sydney notes Mrs. Wunilenburs located near the Blue Mountains.
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