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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1901
Page
4
Public notices and advertising details announce Evening Bulletin publication at 210 King Street Monotolu by Bulletin Publishing Company. The text lists subscription rates, post office handling, and references to public notices, with scattered names and garbled phrases.
Fragmented OCR text outlines road margin concerns and proposed highway work near Mannt and various localities. Mentions road makers, planning, and timelines, with unclear dates and many garbled names. Contains references to supervision by local authorities and potential traffic impacts.
A report says sailors qiller-ker Sehwitz and Heppesof were arrested aboard the Amerlcas vessel on a charge tied to alrunicen. Marion Dalton’s complaint mentions a route one porter and an attorney, with claims of Antives and an alleged captain linked to trouble. The incident involved a tense confrontation and warnings of danger aboard the ship.
The readable fragments describe a perilous incident in which a person fell into a cesspool and faced a risky escape. Friends remained nearby while one man retreated and hunted through a field as the scene unfolded. The text is corrupted and lacks clear names, places, or dates.
A robbery report details a bandit action in New York involving a duplicate key and staged entry. Detectives linked the incident to a broader spree with references to a suspect and the Express Meantimen Tom Martyr of Trent. Authorities caution that core facts are still under investigation.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a heated public exchange on policy and leadership. Mentions President McKinley, Chamberlain, and South Africa, with scattered references to Master and game plays. Details are unclear but imply political tension and wartime rhetoric.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a dubious political report with scattered names and phrases. It mentions state matters, potential governors, and a chaotic array of garbled lines, implying a damaged page about political figures and election context.
An obscure OCR fragment references a dead elk and various names, dates, and places, including mentions of Janeen and Hailey Belle, plus a court trial and admission issues. The garbled text also cites historical figures and events about American representation and a trial context, though specifics are unclear.
Readable fragments describe a fair or sales event with various names and a price noted as 160 000. The text references Hod oster Pelee Company and Koen Choe, with Wind and other terms appearing as rough OCR. Details are incomplete but indicate a sale or listing at 160000.
Fragmentary OCR shows names of banks and financial houses such as Slaus Spreckels & Co, National Bank of Sax Ficancias Sant Fravin, Bank of Sane Francinn Loxtox, and Merchants National Bank. Mentions exchange offices, foreign banks, and unspecified loans. The text references drafts, bills of exchange, and prompt accounting, with garbled place names and terms.
Advertises a banking firm offering general banking and exchange services with letters of credit usable in major world cities. Highlights interest on fixed deposits starting after January 1 1898 with day notice. Rates shown: two percent for unspecified term, three percent for three and six month, four percent for twelve months.
Pioneer Building and Loan Association assets listed for December 1808 totaling 113,071.8. The document names officers T. F. Lansing as president B. Howe vice president Gray treasurer and A. V. Gear secretary along with a roster of directors including A. W. Keech Hen. Smith J. L. McLean and J. D. Holt. It notes stock offerings and monthly deposits for house construction and savings bank deposits with office hours 12:40–1:30.
Printed copies of the rules and regulations are available on application at the bank building on Market Street. The Yokohama Specie Bank list appears to offer bills of exchange, drafts and letters of credit among general banking services from its depot branch near King Street in Honolulu.
Real estate notice describes the Kapiolani Tract extending from King Street to the Beach with a 66 foot wide road, cross roads between blocks, and frontages on roads. Elevation 10 to 40 feet, no swamps or freshets. a major manufacturing company may buy part. Prices expected to rise. owner encourages buyers to profit. Property within 1.5 miles of the Post Office. Government water pipes laid along upper portion. Terms offered are the best in twenty years in Honolulu. For terms or more details, apply to
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