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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
6
Disjointed OCR text shows a string of prices and item names such as Mourdes 49 Pala and Honolana with figures like 33 and 23, plus references to Mow Agr and Brower & C. and a stray number 475. The readable content is sparse with unclear context but presents a jumble of names and monetary amounts.
A garbled local notice page shows a burst of 1910 style items. Mentions Port Street Jeakhane and Encore Saloon. Dentists offices on Hoston? Polls, court terms, and police chatter mingle with parade day plans and hospital meeting notices.
Early morning fire alarm from HoreLanta and Kbpte] alerted the bucket brigade who extinguished a blaze starting in the lint of Lee Chir's lumber and pelt shop. The front room burned scorched contents but overall damage was limited to about $200 with minor losses and a quick response by neighbors preventing further harm.
Two Chinese men were injured when a wagon driven by Ah Wah on King Street struck them after firecrackers caused a startled dash down Lilla Street. Passersby pulled the wagon away and the men were taken to Queen’s Hospital for treatment and later returned home.
A petition to register and confirm title to land described as Huckford Block in Honolulu Oahu, including Fort Queen Adburg, and portions of Grant 2123 385 3280 with detailed metes and bounds. Notice directs appearance before the Land Registration Court in Honolulu by March 1914, or risk default and dismissal.
San Francisco report notes Mayor P. H. McCarthy of the State Building Trades Council defending legal poker gambling in Chinatown while condemning house take percentages. He criticizes private housing pry schemes and cites a new labor administration amid a local power shift.
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