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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1907
Page
12
Letters from Father H Valentin WM W Hall H M Parker and Henry C Brown praise the Harrison Mutual Burial Association. They endorse joining, note affordable benefits and community value, and commend the plan for providing dignified burials and easing funeral costs for members.
A fragmented, poetic reflection on life, fate, and memory from a dated piece. The text blends abstract imagery with scattered names and lines, mentioning a February date and commemorative tone, concluding with a mood of melancholy and contemplation.
A writer recalls late 19th century debates on propriety, clergy, and art. The piece cites librarians condemning George Ade or Hamlin Garlandian works, ministers denouncing revealing dress, and moral perversions, with scattered reflections on Western American civilization and Filipino attire. It notes reactions of audiences and officials to sensual performances and paintings, contrasting conservatism with evolving tastes.
A fragmented reminiscence discusses parental roles in childrearing and divorce. It questions the involvement of fathers and mothers, noting how articles about parental duty shaped views before marriage and suggesting two distinct parental wills govern a child's upbringing.
Fragmentary notes recount Jack London’s expected arrival on Christmas Day and his delayed plans due to severe West Coast labor unrest. A letter from London describes travel by boat via California to reach Eden and then overland, with harsh conditions delaying movement. It lists London’s works such as The Call of the Wild, White Fang, and The People of the Rye, among others.
The King and Queen of Carnival Lindlowtie Watting Jestorn Privatity and Jolllow plan a meeting with Master of Ceres numlen At the Mivate thie afternion of ovelock executive committee Hogar T2300 AN Ene Tornsted are urged to attend Mardi tray hooks prepared for distribution at Use League poems open all day Twelve boxes constructed at Moana with eleven already taken
Kanehanwha Atamat Assnetas present a benefit dance tonight at the Young Hotel starting at nine. A good crowd is expected as proceeds aid Worthy ident tbrough enniegs and other causes. The Royal Kawithan Glow Club will provide the music.
Public notice by authority JALE announces lease of Government Lot No 20 Esplanade Honolulu Hawaii to commence from April 28 1907 with annual rent 348004 dollars payable in advance. Auction to be held February 2 1907 at 12 noon at Capitol entrance. Superintendent Holloway signs for Public Works.
Worth Considering presents choice meats and finer table luxuries at reasonable rates. Suggested items include Island pork roast, smoked tongue, fresh canned and shell oysters. A hearty breakfast option features smoked hams or bacon.
Public sale notice lists involved parties Kenway Merton and Cathie along with many unreadable fragments. It mentions date items and official actions but readable lines indicate sale and associated legal proceedings in a registry manner.
A garbled legal notice from Hawaii Territory circa 1907 describes several land conveyance and probate actions. It references parcels in Honolulu and adjacent areas, awards and patent details, and an estate settlement proceeding for Jane Welbon, with hearings scheduled before the First Circuit Court in Honolulu. Proceedings include boundary descriptions, inheritance, and final accounting requests, with dates and filing requirements.
Hoon of Hantwethwell is noted in a report from the Malalate Hinting Company regarding a matter involving local business affairs. The brief item records a name and a procedural note without additional details.
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