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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1904
Page
8
A morning rush aboard a King Street car ends in a humorous mishap as a tall Indy woman jokes about holding her tongue while her husband struggles after the pair stumble. The report then mentions new Douglass Patent Charts and Kodak photography supplies advertised by Honest Photo Supply with aKodak offers.
Waiteey Ped reports William Morris and others faced charges of an attempt to willful wrongdoing. The defendants were committed to the next circuit court session in Waileku by Magistrate James Moloba. The case, featuring Mary Silva and Mary Da Silva, continues to next Monthly. The narrative notes a complex love triangle and a recent engagement affecting testimony amid a week of continuous rains. Funeral details for Miss Sarah Cockett and Mr Dan Vile accompany local notes.
Fragmentary report mentions Nippon Maru and Hongkong Maru being converted into auxiliary cruisers. Crew quarters and officer spaces removed, systems repurposed for fuel and fire duties aboard. Partial names and initials appear, but details are garbled.
Sunday open air concert led by J Mitch ell featured overture Chocolate march Lamanthe waits Atlante Two Step Golden Halle march Host Girl waltz High Count. Band praised for eight months training with plans for monthly performances. Police report thirty arrests in Mukawell matter as force seeks calm. David Wilson now in Ku and Holngwell Lodgate to lead Foreign printed Sunday service with choir. Patronize home industry Hawaiian starch Plu sold by grocers.
The bulletin notes a Hawaii time standard with 5 33 a.m. high tide at Kabulus and Hilo about an hour earlier than Honolulu, plus a 1 30 p.m. Greenwich time whistle. It lists arrivals and passengers for ships to Maul, Hilo, and other ports, naming vessels such as Sherilan, Ching, Korea Seabury, and others, with multiple passengers listed for each voyage.
Superintendent Holloway writes Governor Carter urging halt in certain payments and outlining current capital needs. He expects a reply by wireless in a day or two. Storm cleanup stalled road work and may affect labor unless funds are released. Freight agent Moore informs Texan steamship sailing date moved to February 25.
The report details assets and liabilities of the First National Bank of Hawaii in Honolulu as of January 22 1904 including resources such as discounts notes and coins and liabilities like capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. It mentions notes issued and the bank’s redemption fund.
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