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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
12
From Aeon Bega Ta.Y Pratt in 1910 an auction announces a lease with ten pears from Saomae AP13, rental 900 per year net after taxes, payable annually with advance option. The Mishop Mutate at 7 Morehaut Street lists James W. Pratt as Auctioneer, date February 18, 1910.
An aged advertisement cites investment schemes and stock offers from Lincoln Mortgage and Loan Co at 100 Geary St San Francisco. It touts paying dividends and high returns with minimal risk, inviting readers to purchase listed California stocks.
The Standard Accident Insurance Company announces new policies offering unlimited indemnity periods. The offer is described as unprecedented by a reputable firm, promising broad coverage without a fixed time limit.
Latest sugar quotation shows 4.2378 esnta per unit with an implied value of 84.75 per ton. The report lists figures for various commodities including Oahu Bux, Vic Pioneer, and Mebryde Mafryde with prices around 34 to 46 units.
A jumble of ad copy and notices covers autos, engraving, dentistry, fashion, gambling, a court calendar, travel, and assorted sales. Names include Whitney Morsty, Beakbane, Dr. Carey, Brown & Lyon Co, and Regal Shoes. Items touch Bentons, Chinatown fashion, and a police court docket with larceny and other cases.
A witness report describes Miss Van Kirk in a hospital ward after a health scare and notes sensational talk about her confinement. Judge Anirate indicates the Alameda parole plan will be pursued with no obstruction, aiming to release Miss Van Kirk with court oversight.
The surgeon G W Chirk reports a core need for a police matron due to a town’s five to ten thousand residents. He questions why female pulp services are not provided locally and notes Miss Van Kirk’s travel with Alameda and subsequent arrest. He mentions a gold coin stash near two hundred dollars and a planned search by police personnel.
Mrs Mary Pacpute, a prudent inmate of the city jail, is reported by City Hall to become Denver s first woman Police Magistrate. The appointment, led by Mayor Speer, awaits City Council approval and marks a historic milestone for the police court in the frontier city.
A fragmented advertisement touts Straicht ladders in several series. It mentions step ladders ranging from 4 to 12 feet and extension ladders with extensions from 6 to 10 feet up to 18 to 23 feet, implying sturdy construction and multiple sizes for shoppers.
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