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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
8
A morning incident near Ring Street features a tall woman and her husband. as she brags about reaching high places, they slip while attempting to fetch a tomato. The joking husband quips about his feet and tongue, then they depart. The ad then promotes Pia or Hawaiian starch as a superior local staple.
Heavy rains cause a river of debris to flow through King Street and nearby areas. Water floods ground floors of warehouses and tenements, sinks wooden walls, washes out culverts, displaces residents, and forces refugees to higher floors. Chickens drown as owners shelter remaining poultry indoors.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple parties and firms with dates February 10 and 11 for real estate transfer filings. Names include Paikeabo, Grimwoul-Firet, Antinn, Awann, Nevin, Chong, Wong Kwai, McCandiens, De Abreu, Antonio Borgoe, Mackengie, Hubbard, Pac Land, Stibbard, Kalapoepoe, and others. Also notes Bale cards available at the Bulletin office.
Tides and weather data from the Coast and Weather Bureau dated February 1 show tides at Katiulul and Hilo about an hour earlier than at Honolulu with temperatures, rainfall, barometer readings, and humidity noted. Separate items mention radiology cases in Newark, a Croker appearance change and Ireland racing, plus naval port transport schedules and a Paris medical anecdote.
The Board of Trustees elected I. I. Bishop of Brower & Co and H.R. Wally of Bishop & Co to membership. Wi Haywood was reappointed Honolulu Washington representative for another year. F. J. Lowrey succeeded J. P. Cooke on committees. A letter asked to appoint a secretary for the Chamber. referred to the president. Reports show over $11,000 government funding and about $8,000 Chamber funds on deposit. The Navy League of New York requested a Honolulu branch. referred to Harbor and Marine Matters. The Japan Russia war’s Hawaii commercial impact discussed. concern over unrest among Japanese laborers if news of victory spreads. C.M. Cooke informed the Chamber.
Geo. W. Smith, president of Merchants' Association, urged joint action by two bodies on government warrants. The Chamber proposed merchants be allowed department purchases paid by appropriations in the next Legislature, with terms in the Deficiency Bill. The matter was referred to a committee of F. J. Lowrey, J. A. Kennedy, and Morgan.
Chicago February decree frees Mrs Mayora Hood Riowsall from Willing Le Runvelh of Lima Ohio. Russell met Beatrice King in Wheeling and married, later discovering prior claim by Mrs Bla D Russell. Alimony settled out of court. defendant owns a residence valued at 150000. now living with new wife.
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