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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
9
A fragmented item notes concerns over turkey supply and prices, mentioning shipments received this month and ongoing costs. Names and places are garbled, but the sense cites market chatter about availability and pricing surrounding the holiday period.
A garbled report describes crolere Raleigh and Albany Hutetwel coating operations near a port. It notes various pieces of machinery and personnel at work, with references to a metal combine and a ship in the background. The fragment hints at timing for completion and potential delays impacting nearby duties.
The notice states prices charged for various items including Christmas golds, baseballs, footballs, athletic supplies in general, pocket knives and razors. It reads like a price listing or advertisement.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Whitman 4 Eco and Aerungermemiye at the Waning tournament on Christmas night at the Orpheum with writers and Jandas winning. Names include Haery Mattow and Huth gemid. box after will open for water to arraw WOTTITE Prive Hhawe.
DoIe visits at 11 am with ROW Hierkens and United States Marsial Eugene Henry to Admiral Rowley Lt. Bane Armin Cooper and the Cape tainy of seven turtivehite and eruleers in port with note about \"For Rent\" cards on sale.
Une Neils stars in The Cowboy and the Lady a Honilae Weare comedy drama by Clyde Pitch for Nat Goodwith. The Home performance features frontier themes with strong tragedy and well-constructed costumes and sets. Show times include tonight and tomorrow with additional performances and special matinees forthcoming.
Judge De Dale discharges the jury after trial in a case involving multiple defendants. The court thanks jurors for their service, while noting the process and noting a related matter at the local bakery.
In the Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii At Chambers In Probate the estate of William Ho McGrewar of Honolulu is sued for the final account. Administrator Henry Smith asks approval of fees of 4892.80 and 0.40 requested. hearing set for February 1, 1904 at 10 a.m. at Honolulu Court. Interested parties may appear and present evidence. order to be published in the Honolulu newspapers.
Arrived at 9 am from Kan. Kona and Maui ports aboard Simerson and Simin Helene Nelaon. From Molokai Point Kowslar and Mahukena at Vd a.m. Simarium summaries of ship movements include names and port references, with times indicating docking or meeting points.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a sequence of names and destinations such as Mouilay Bee Napala Ke Pan Andhota Kianwa Katihiwal Haniated and Rau Stmr Nilay Thompson Lahaina Kailua Kouports A ache Blot San Franciscn Kohalatele with dates and times like Tuesday Der 22 Stop and ports including Kailua Lass and Hil ant way porte.
OCR fragment lists buyers and locations tied to mill parts and electre related items. Mentions include Stine WG Thompsons Hanapepe Kolon Naw lvill Hananiavhy Abin Spom Stine Noeay Pederson Kanne pall Lalwing Honoian Kyle and Harris with Hilo. Unable to confirm full actions or outcomes.
A list of passengers and names appears in a damaged OCR passage referencing a train, travelers and accompanying individuals. Names include James, Raymond, Horner, Baldwin, Stratemeyer, and others, with scattered references to families and companions.
Two passengers are documented including AEA Haxenkaup and wife and Hanson with two children Antone Souza Joh Madelton Mie Seamig. A list of other names appears garbled, referring to travel arrangements and a separate incident under investigation.
Mystic Lodge No 2 K of P invites members of Oahu No 4 and Mekine dey Noo to attend a fraternal gathering. The notice requests brotherhood attendance and notes a planned event in the local lodge at the usual meeting place.
By authority the contractor for Dyedging Har Honuliht Harbor is directing one line rule marking channel at entering vessels. Vessels entering or leaving harbor must follow white markers and navigation lights as specified. Supervising official Holloway indicates the public works department will enforce the directive at the port.
New regular service connects with stem Ala Meda for ports of Hawaii. Commencing January, Wilder's Bremen Co will depart Maul for Matithuna and Harabia with the new route, sailings at 1 am. Passenger highlights and safety notes appear in the schedule, with deck arrangements and voyage details to follow.
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