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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary Honolulu newspaper listing various local notices. Mentions Hawaiian coffee shop, Fort Street traders, ships including the Olympic, and public works inspection. Includes notices of auctions, household sale, and a cook strike report. Names and places are intermittently garbled but indicate a mid 19th to early 20th era maritime urban scene.
The will of Constant Stirling was admitted to probate by Judge Robinson with J. Craig appointed executor in charge of more than $2,010. J. Simonton, White and Wy We Marine were named guardians of the estate. Chae J. Estep, brother of EW Estep, is slated to become linotype operator for the Hawaii Gazette Co. The Estep brothers, five in number, include printers. EW Estep left school work years ago to become a printer and later a school principal. The brothers had not met for about eighteen years until recently.
The Thirtieth Series stock was planted in October 1904 and is now open for subscription with fifty cent per share membership and one dollar monthly dues per share. The stock promises better interest than savings banks and inquiries are directed to A. V. Gear, Secretary, 133 King. Government band to give a concert at 7:30 pm at Palama railway station with selections from Greatings Overture and others. Pacific Lodge No 22 announces officers for Masonry year. Take children to the Kalmu Kinr terminus for animal display featuring monkeys rabbits parrots and more, promising an engaging outing for families.
An extraordinary dispatch describes warnings to the people of Hawaii about imminent unrest and labor activity on plantations. It notes a government message urging restraint, while detailing concerns over loyalty and the Red Cops Society. Offers for territorial bonds are reported from New York with conflicting terms and prices.
A local report confirms a ranch sale on a Sour Kona property with terms of transfer discussed. Court records show the sale proceeding overseen by A Coo and a judge from the LE Hines office, with a public posting by a printing office for the appeal.
The Supreme Court has upheld a Western Union telegraph line removal action, ruling that the railroad was justified in removing lines from its right of way. Justice Hur Benneyt dissented on the decision.
Fragmentary notes report Taft from Panama and Russian ships passing. Mentions Maye Po en foure and reference to Canvtown and Sdorwtary Tall, with unclear details about events or dates.
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