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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1903
Page
8
Classified notice seeking a competent stenographer and typist to apply in Room 2 Elite Building during 12:36 to 2 p.m. Includes a note about a special meeting, weather and shipping schedule details, and various local names and ports listed with dates in February and March.
Fragmentary report outlines Ossman appeals and related legal actions including a sale for $80 and a $8752 judgment against Washington Mercantile Co. There is mention of attempts to quash a subpoena and motions tied to Hyde and others, with a focus on procedural rulings and objections.
A dated piece promotes practical improvements for households, praising the Douglas patent closet as a solution to leaks and running water annoyances. It extols progress, industry, and the public’s embrace of better domestic tech, urging readers to adapt to modern inventions and value honest work.
For the first time in Island history a rowing event unites HGH School and Saint Louis College in a Saturday afternoon water race. The course from the pier to the lighthouse and back covers nearly a mile with youth crews training daily. Saint Louis College's lineup includes Whitmarsh Pathrag Sullivan Dow Rena, while HGH School fields Holt Clarke Sherwood Desha Dwight Williams. The race starts at 2:30 pm, finishing before the prize drill later that afternoon.
Joneph Caen, a Portuguese boy, faced Judge Wilde after being charged with taking money from a woman over two weeks. The boy said his father beat him at home with knives during anger. He asked to live with his brother to avoid mistreatment, while the court considered the evidence and potential protection.
A list of passengers departure details includes numerous individuals and spouses headed for Kauai and San Francisco. The record notes names such as G Henderson D H Davin A Mambach and Miss Howard plus Chicago contacts. It mentions a Japanese division record spanning many days and hours.
Passenger list includes Claudine on Feb 18 with J M Coulson, Brother Ber tram CL Wight, Mra Db He Davin, W IE Cornwell and wife, fh Willams, W Williams, Miss Williams, Tang Young. Janet year 16,000 London rchooehite ren obtstiey cortitentes for compo fency in mwhnminn, Seal
Hack Inspector Bam May recalls a pet monkey he owned years ago. The intelligent animal learned to gather eggs and fish, rode a piglet, and befriended neighboring animals. While attempting to haul a wet net, the monkey entangled and drowned. the inspector remembers its amusing tricks fondly.
Maud Pomakal appeared in court with Al Chee after a domestic incident left her husband badly battered and one eye swollen. Judge Wilcox admonished Ah Chee. Maud’s relatives fed the defendant in court, and the case highlighted family tensions and drink issues. An advertising fragment for Pain-Killer appears at the end.
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