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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1904
Page
5
Weeny Gallion of the Bulletin reports benefits received by associations in U All Iteoata to join. The note outlines members gaining advantages through active participation and shared resources.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii offers withdrawal rules at ix months or eight years with 75 percent of profits to withdrawing members. Twenty-five percent retained for block holders. The Twenty-seventh Series stock now open for subscription at one dollar per month per share. A V Gear secretary, 122 King Street. Blank books and ledgers manufactured by Bulletin Press.
Local leagues resume practice with several teams fielding near identical personnel from last year. The Western squad trains at Makiki with thirty on the roster while Kamehameha, Punahou, and Kauai clubs begin sharp drills under captain Yuna and new pitcher Keriar.
The afternoon papers claimed an 11 to 1 vote against any fusion with other parties. Central Committee member dismisses the story as false and notes a meeting last week where a revolution was discussed but the Home Rule party remained intact with its components in harmony.
Elder Gen i Pen y will lead missionary work in Marbella and surrounding West lands. Reports claim thousands saved and hundreds healed in past events. Meetings held nightly except Sunday with two sessions at 10:00 am and 4:30 pm, inviting public to attend.
The Honololu district court ruled in favor of Mrs Wilcox for damages of 8201. Mrs Daniel Vida, now Ber Cock jett, died at a Japanese hospital. The body was sent to Manotuli Parlor for embalming. Remains to be moved Friday to the home of Uredeceaser. Lt and others traveled to honor the deceased, with plans to attend the burial in Koduke photography stock.
Personal injury onset, J P Ball, attorney Jov G Pritt. Progressile Deputy Sheriff WH Rivede in Rawal,i city. Five candidates to be isolated this evening into the Reele. Whitney & Stare offer 20 percent off tailor made suits this week. George We Mbtecare and wife moved to Hawaiian Hotel Annex. Imperial Shaving Parlor open tomorrow. Probate notice in Margaret Moorhead estate. Old Pepper Whisty mild ay wollk. Superintendent of Public Works He Joway to examine water issues in KalmuKi. Estate of BU Mactariane in probate. Amalamda tancy Liirinink potatoes. Grocer keep for sale. plan to buy a piano on weekly payments. Novel entertainment next at Chinese de fater Hotel Street with dragon head from Korwa.
In Aaricnimire the Farm and Forestry offices move to the new Agriculture and Forestry building on King Street. The transfer, supervised by Assistant Entomologist FW Terry, includes extensive specimen collections, records dating back decades, and administrative files. The basement capitol offices will be vacated and Public Works may convert the main floor space into a Senate Chamber.
Fragmentary stock quotes show Balve Ont Sumar Co at 99 and 1080, Oahu Sugar Ge at 8, Shue Wa at 108 and 1400, Wot Tehh Com at 90.50, 5 MR, T&L Co Com at 82, and RT. & b. Co Com at as2tn with unclear figures.
Removal sale offers cash only to reduce stock before January 20 1904. Bargains advertised as the lowest prices ever offered, with moving expense saved by relocating to Pearson Potter stores and Mrs Hanna corner Hotel and Union Streets.
From the Garden Isle Lihue Kanal Feb 26 a pleasant afternoon at Mee Conny’s arena hosted by many Lihue ladies. The two hour event featured picturesque scenery of Mount Olau and the river while rivals vied for a palm shaped fan as a symbolic prize with light conversation and friendly competition along the shore and under the afternoon shade.
Fragmentary text shows legal action terms involving Lorin Andrews and Wray Taylor with references to a May discautioned matter and Chinese accounts. Details are obscured, yielding uncertain names and roles.
John Bhury Williaway argues in Keersvoly’s Magazine that democracy rests on equality of opportunities and burdens. He critiques government favoritism toward corporations and calls for protection of individuals and ordinary interests against discrimination in power relations.
A North Missouri mother mending her son’s pants found a new note in the pocket. The handwriting reads a plea to a teacher about Jimmie Wilson and mentions a recent visit from a grandparent, with unclear fragments that hint at concern and a request for help.
Reading shows a column of notices for tenders judgments and real estate transactions. It lists monthly and yearly subscription rates and promotion of Bulletins and loan cards available at the paper office.
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