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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1907
Page
5
The page lists scattered local items from Tully and Avery, naming businesses like New Engiant Bakery and various shops. It includes church notices, liturgical events, and community announcements, with mentions of Father figures and parish activities alongside generic street references and personal names.
Articles of Incorporation filed today with Territorial Troan for the company to be known as the Nine GUL. The balance of $6,000 set and later Anchor to be found. The company will pay W Row $00 for wood and 200 for printing. Directors listed: AK Ogawa, KK Qua, M Kari, Kothunutil, Ko Kawanuki, Me Yaiuinstte.
A fragmented report describes Beagh lots sold on the Watlent road by JF Morgan. Nancy Hobron purchased the lots for 875, with Hawale bench elements recently opened. A 649K square foot parcel in M208 area is mentioned along with a sale for 350.
An unclear note reports a ceremony honoring rising leaders from Nation and Korea era allies. Mentions Marek and Bevtetury, with references to graduates from Kaluwale and Emel institutions. Details are fragmented though the event centers on recognition and future commitments.
A brief notice describes a Commercial Club dinner at a venue referred to as Herth Hen Ithe Walt with seating arrangements and timing details for the event. The text references a Wednesday event and mentions attendees and seats.
An arrival of numerous Agislators to Kina signals the start of engagements with Maui and Howell. Key figures include BK Kalina, Henworatttepresentiative Lranh Hue Wally Senior 4, and Crown of Hibs Wor Salling. The assembly features officials from Hite, Eas evowmnntatives FM, Ruuttii, Wilkes glatis Ai Hay 1280 tewalion gam th Ltr. and Nor sia KE Foviet OF Hite, detailing roles in the forthcoming political and legal activities.
The article discusses a December case in Hawaii involving Governor Carter James W. Pratt and officials seeking an injunction to restrain posting on government land. It references the Organic Act, land ownership, and pending court decisions with mentions of the Supreme Court of the United States and local figures. The text notes possible political dispute and actions by government entities and a postponed company meeting.
A damaged report describes the steamer Elaine and the Cyclone voyage near Australia. It mentions Captain Miller, a vessel named Boxford and Sone of Rune port, and mentions calls for a new style hull plate by Boxford.
A garbled report details travelers and curious sums, mentioning HoHo Rich in greenbacks arriving at a distant station and a string of names like Hilo, Monterey, and Santa Mouleay. The piece mixes dates, places, and odd events, including a suspect belt money hits, jail respite, and a native listing, in a jittery frontier scene.
The text lists times from the United States Count and Veodalla Survey, noting Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 20 minutes behind Greenwich. It states 1:40 p.m. as a reference time and references meridian 167 Honroen 40 minutes with unspecified details about a group’s lunar and solar timing.
Fragmentary notice lists several individuals and affiliations in Hawaiian language text with unclear roles. It mentions Claudine Parker, Mant and Hawaii porte, and references a February 1 date and a fee tied to a Kawaihne. The garbled fragment lacks coherent event or outcome to confirm specifics.
A flood of names and fragments appears to describe a passenger list or shipping manifest with many unreadable or garbled entries. Notable items include numerous personal names such as Jack Doyles, Howland, Thompson, Whittenoine, and many others, alongside scattered place-like terms and initials. The text lacks coherent structure or clear events.
Reports say Colonel de P Whike organized at Lets, seeking aid for the Hour army amid the war. He reportedly took his own life, prompting a suicide note addressed to his ambady. The event shocks observers as details remain unclear.
A chaotic railway scene unfolded as a dynamite payload allegedly exploded on a train line near Phedmant station. The blast disrupted services and caused a derailment scare, with rescuers and authorities swift to secure the area and investigate the incident.
A local housing dispute alleges a covenant breach tied to the Hoprovenant on 10 Welle Street. The claimant seeks damages and relief from initiation or enforcement actions surrounding the property.
A fragmented list of attendees and participants from a 1860s carnival in Minneapolis. The readable portions name numerous individuals, teams, and local figures but provide little cohesive event detail beyond a long roster.
The will and inventory describe the probate of I Highton a deceased Newry lawyer. The Hatton Hatton library inventory lists only book titles without authors and notes the collection is mainly books with few valuable items beyond the volumes.
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