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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
4
An employee of the Sewer Department discovered a seven month old remains in a storm sewer by the Beretania Pensacola outlet. No clothing or identifying marks were found with the foot. A nearby Japanese month’s weight is mentioned as a theory but unconfirmed.
The Palm has installed a new up to date German brick oven capable of baking 50 loaves at once. A large oven will greatly aid the establishment by meeting rising trade. They added triple motion ice cream machines to produce unlimited frozen desserts for the holiday season.
A Japan Times report says a cruiser squadron led by Rear Admiral Shimamura may sail from Japan in January, visiting Hawaii before North American ports. The group, including Tsukumblina, Hi ldate, and Matuishime, is described as a training squadron cruising along the western coast of North America with San Francisco among potential ports.
Alana the respondent in the Lewers and Cooke tithe registration matter filed answer through attorney C F Peterson. He contests the claim of a land easement four feet wide across the property, asserting a ten year plus use of the right and arguing the validity of such use.
Aged newspaper blurb notes suggestive Christmas windows at Myrtle Cigar Store with tastily dressed displays and items for smokers. Firepat tek invites Indien and gentlemen to view gifts. Also reports on a settlement between Attorneys Marx and Derby ending their quarrel and a court case about adulterated liquor and a habitual drunkard being continued to January 1.
An antique advertising snippet urges readers to consult Strauch for buying homes selling property and obtaining information on loans and financing. It promises satisfaction and profit from engaging with Strauch for real estate needs.
Tonight at Odd Fellows lodge in Honolulu a sixty year anniversary program is held with piano solos by Binter Willa Dayton Yount and others. Recitations, remarks on the Rebekahs, mandolin and vocal pieces follow as members and families celebrate the lodge's long history.
The ship St Frances, Captain T Mure ray, docked at the Railroad wharf with 2400 tons of coal from No conte after a calm voyage of 78 days. Captain Murray, well known in the city, recalled his past with the St Frances and noted reports of the Tilite Bor buck and a fire in the hold on a different ship. Rumors of the Manchuria being salved and Mongolia and Sheridan ashore were relayed by a Bulletin reporter aboard the vessel.
Secretary Jack Atkinson advances Waikiki Regatta plans hoping for a strong field. While full program not set, officials expect numerous entrants from across the islands and from Kamehameha School crews. Several other events are anticipated, signaling a strong competition ahead.
The Mayal Mall liner AorangI arrived from the Colonies with a small city-bound party of passengers. Cap. 10. 8 Phillips reported 109 travelers continuing to Vancouver. The voyage had rough seas for a couple of days but overall fine weather.
Deputy Attorney General for the Territory filed an answer to Juin Emmeruths petition to register and confirms title to the parcel at the south corner of Kini and Kekaulike streets. The Territory asserts an international claim against a portion between the new street extension and Emmeruths original lot line and asks that the land be set for court.
By authority the Commissioner of Public Lands prepares to receive offers of funds equal to or greater in service value for lands on the Island of Lanat. The notice invites responsible parties to submit bids by December 15, 1966, under Carter, Governor, Executive Building, Honolulu, dated November 18, 1996.
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