Wilder sail departs December seventeenth for freight and passengers
Notice for Bailing Yarkeeting SG detailing a Wilder sailing on Thursday morning at 9 o clock. Freight or passage inquiries advised to PLA Schacter & Co.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
8
Notice for Bailing Yarkeeting SG detailing a Wilder sailing on Thursday morning at 9 o clock. Freight or passage inquiries advised to PLA Schacter & Co.
Fragmented lines imply a historic legal or court record with mentions of duties taxes or bribes and names like Thelin and De Rfne. The text references a bank, capital city, and testimony about gambling and corruption, with partial place names and obscure terms suggesting a 19th or early 20th century legal proceeding.
This United States Coast and Geodetic Survey summary lists tides at Kahului and Hilo earlier than Honolulu Hawaii, notes Greenwich time references, and provides a weather forecast with temperature and humidity readings. It also details arrivals and departures of multiple ships from Yokohama including the battleships and other vessels, with routes to San Francisco, New Orleans, Honolulu, and various Pacific ports.
The article lists candidates and jurors chosen for the grand jury with names such as Robinson and Atobineon, noting a January 4, 204 meeting time. It references the BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX published in the Saturday Bulletin for notices, tenders, and real estate records.
A garbled 1903-era letter hints at social notices and sport mentions. Names like Damon, Me Damon's grounds, and California appear in scrambled prose. References to Proclaia a hollitas and National tiywed ne Cali fornia suggest public notices, with little coherent detail beyond scattered place names.
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