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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
3
An old drug advertisement touts a cure all called Telephone Main 42% with claims to permanently cure headaches neuralgia sprains and various aches. It lists brands like Hone and Hox Spasin Ang hone and Carh Rylint and notes distribution by Druggists and Dealers with express paid and Hollister Troy Chemical Co as trade suppliers. It mentions a booklet and copy available, and references weather and cost details with long, faded lines.
Fragmentary chess problem notes discuss a Black Queen's Pawn Counter Gambit and variations. Mentions Corrimendente, E Maurice, GB He Bellinehau, AL Weatale, and C Hanunotns Vanlop Haindon. Analysts discuss strong moves, follow ups, and complex positions with references to castling, queen maneuvers, and tactical responses.
The fragmented text discusses tariff policy shifts, wage impacts, and the need to keep expenditures within budgets. It debates whether rapid action is prudent, cautions against premature judgments, and mentions Congress setting maximum and minimum rates to balance treatment among nations. It references broader policy considerations and the president's view on interstate commerce.
A discussion in Congress questions Cuban reciprocity and its impact on the United States and Cuba. Lawmakers debate whether the treaty benefited both sides, with arguments about sugar prices, consumer costs, and possible separate bills.
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An Algerian report claims Turkmen is the language awakened among certain tribes in their country, stating a discovery by Mexican authorities. The assertion links linguistic roots to tribal identity and national heritage.
Riverside residents recount a wartime romance linking Robert Schware and his Munich-born father’s line. Robert, a private in the U S Army, serves at Camp McKivney after transferring from artillery. His wife Jennifer of Santa Monica stands with a family famed in Maravia. The couple, facing trials of separation, hope for stability as Robert nears a possible extension of service. The narrative hints at hardship, legal anxieties, and rehabilitation efforts shaping their future.
New York dispatch describes the San Diego yacht Anneme under Captain Lindehene and Mate Sassy as work continues on the white auxiliary vessel near Cape Hort, with a proposed sale to Congressman John Murry Mitchel. The yacht changes hands from Mr Tade of Bin Tees California to the Mitchells, Cay Davith and crew prepared for a voyage, while the craft nears launch toward Atlantic waters.
The piece notes Soutera and John WAUNDIMA as prominent figures in the Knights of Columbus and related fraternal orders in Kansas. It covers lodge activities, memorial services for deceased members, and reports from grand lodges including Eastern Star and Berkeley Chapter. It mentions membership gains, charitable contributions, and the growth of the order over decades with noted speakers and ceremonies.
Fraternal societies including Woodmen of the World show strong progress with rising memberships. Co founder Falkenberg noted a handsome monument project, while combined auxiliary and main group membership nears 170 thousand in a six month span.
A garbled OCR fragment shows characters like Kind Friend Parton and Jones, with phrases about running away and a remark about vanity. The text includes names such as Mr Pomus and Binntrkvon and ends without a clear event or context.
Legal notices detail Alfred Magoon mortgage sale of Ka Paloa lands Molokai and Kaweli lands Maui with sale set for January 1900, cash in gold coin, rewards, and property boundaries. Also notice of hearing for Emma Nowlein estate administration in Lahaina Maui, with court date January 1, 1900, and publication in local paper.
Legal notice announces a mortgage on property in Honolulu tied to J Alfred Magoon and Willeb Fisher. The sale for condition breach is set for January 15, 186 with cash terms and deed at purchaser expense. Location details reference Fort and Queen Streets and various described parcels with prior conveynces and record references in Liber 27.
Legal notices from the Territorial Court of Mawatha and Island of Oahu announcing hearings for the estates of John Bilge and João Gomes Medeiros. Orders appointing administrators and examiners, with dates set for January 15, 1906, and January 18, 1906, respectively, and publication in the Evening Bulletin.
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