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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1904
Page
7
Local notice lists J B Caste as president and Pitet View as second vice president with treasurer Geo and R Carters named among officeholders in a community organization election.
Wilder's Steamship Co announces the steamer Mavi, with master Beenett, will sail from Honolulu at 6 p.m. for Lahaina, Montaen Bay, Kawathas, Malakona, Lausapoehoe, and Hilo with mail and passengers. Departure time subject to change without notice.
Advertises fragrant mountain violets sold by stem at a corner stall near Hotel and Fort streets. Notes sale on Saturdays and Tuesdays in the afternoons at 2656t, with reasonable prices and available stems. No further details on seller or exact dates.
Hot going to be no easy matter to pick the winner of the coming Tar Ty Murphy Barry boxing contest. Murphy experts expect to enter the title at about 150 pounds while Barry’s trainer Billy Woods will likely weigh around 162 pounds. Murphy trains with Nicholls at the Ordhorns and yesterday they fought three rounds, both men exchanging blows that would knock an ordinary man out. Ackerman, a 200‑pounder, challenged Barry and woods hinted at arranging a bout with Willams, prompting fireworks and a fiery demand for a future clash.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii pays withdrawing members at end of 4x months or a year the cash paid in plus 75 percent of profits. It retains 25 percent of profits for the stockholders remaining. The 27th share of stock now open for subscription. One dollar per month per share. A V Gear, Secretary, 122 King Street, 2607.
Passage brief lists figures and names like Abul port and Clundind with references to Rev J Tolling Chamberlain and Kekipl. The item previews business notices from OLX style listings and real estate transactions, published in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly conelap pal notices, noting telegraph company price rises and evening monthly rates.
In the First Circuit Court Hawaii a petition for probate of Margaret Moorhead's will and for letters testamentary to Esther H. Valentine was filed. The court fixes March 7 at 10 am in Honolulu for proving the will and hearing the application, with publication of the notice in the Evening Bulletin at least ten days prior.
A jumble of 1900s real estate deeds from Honolulu shows transfers of numerous parcels, lenders, and owners across Witter & Co, Hawaii Land & Imp Co, and others with dates in 1901 to 1908. Separately Tim Hurst declines umpiring duties for the upcoming season, signaling a shift in his baseball officiating plans.
A jagged OCR excerpt recounts a late 19th or early 20th century scene in Zannaville Ohio. It narrates a school audience addressed by a dignitary while a moral tale about disobedience is told. It also mentions Cornelius Vanderbilt and a political note about Republican nomination for Congress from the Thirteenth District.
In Washington and Honolulu two young people from prominent families married in a recent ceremony. Marcia MacLennan, daughter of a Treasury official, wed a Army officer amid high society circles. The couple, long associated with Camp McKinley and exclusive social life, now reside near the Mo Fun Hotel area. Congratulatory greetings pour in from friends and admired families as the event closes a noted union in elite circles.
A garbled account attributed to Uncle Joe Cannon recounts a constituent returning from Europe and describing incidents from the journey. The text mentions places resembling Lakes Geneva and Leman and a confused quip about the identity of Lake Geneva, reflecting a misread state register in the fragment.
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