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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1901
Page
2
Local bakery advertises crusty French bread, whole wheat and milk breads, homemade varieties, and seasonal pastries. Highlights include mince, apple, cranberry, peach pies, and a festive offer with a box of candies for Christmas season.
Miscellaneous notices and items from Honolulu including postage at three cents, hotel ads, concert plans in Thomas Square, city meetings, band performances, and local commerce notes. Mentions of courts, societies, ship passengers, and various business names appear amid fragmented OCR text.
Torintha Waleh sues for divorce from Patrick Waleh filing in October 1901 at Wallutal Hai alleging breach of marriage duties. She claims misrepresentation and extreme control by family, seeks injunction to restrain him from interfering with her liberty and health pending trial.
A vintage advertisement touts Kickapoo India Worm Killer as a remedy to expel intestinal worms in children. It promises strong, healthy kids and urges mothers to ensure a trusted, fortified treatment rather than substitutes. The ad cites Dr. Hobson Drive Co as agents and mentions a price of 25 cents.
A dinner at the Hawaiian hotel last evening honored Mr OD Warren of Chicago with fourteen guests in a private dining room. The room was decorated under hotel manager Mr Lake’s supervision with pink carnation accents, eel plates, and floral arrangements for ladies and gentlemen. Guests included Miss Warren and several names such as Miss Grace Angus, Jean Angus, and Mr. Angin, with a long list of attendees reflecting a formal social gathering.
The Hemular monthly meeting of the Woman's Cheating Torporance Union met yesterday afternoon at the Farters of Central Union church with Mrs. J. Whitney in the chair. Discussion covered education, funds for the Fort Worth convention, a balance due, and troop support. The event featured gospel work reports, a concert plan for Thomas Square, and a program of musical selections by the Band of Hope and other performers.
Fragments list various names and roles including Weatherwax, Morse and Hancock. Mentions foresters and community figures across locations Wy Wyoming Hawaii and Iowa with unclear occupations. No clear event details or outcomes visible.
A summary of a disputed partition request involving the Kohobopina iwi and allied parties. The text references lines of land and fees, noting a proposed division near Hele thud and White whe plating Kn fee, with mentions of Ke Kino and Kekol areas. The fragmented OCR limits precise details but indicates a property partition case with multiple local entities.
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