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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1905
Page
6
A jumble of property notes describes half acre Makiki grounds with residences stables and stores. Mentions prime corner lot near Punahou College retail spaces on Fort Street and King Street plus newly furnished rooms and modern conveniences. Also includes sporadic lines about songs and wireless messages from 1900s Hawaii.
Wireless letters from Honolulu describe volcanic activity at Kilauea in late February 1906. Demosthenes Lycurgi reports continuous lava fountain a hundred feet high, cone growth, frequent explosions, and lava covering about an acre. Volume and spectacle attract a large party to the Volcano House pit.
The House Health Committee postpones a report on a pettion concerning the Molokai settlement until after the investigation visit. Several bills are deferred or referred to committees, with multiple appropriations and road projects tabled or reallocated. Obituary notices announce the death of W A Sparkes’s son in Maui. A subscriber offer promotes the Weekly Bulletin and Metropolitan Magazine with trial rates.
At six yesterday afternoon the Pacific Mall liner Mongolia Jin backed from Hackfeld wharf and steamed toward San Francisco with 1,400 tons of cargo. Thousands watched as crowds gathered at harbor fronts to see the Mongolia depart, with passengers including W. J. Patterson and W. E. Grace of Baker City, Oregon, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Pendleton, Oregon. The ceremony featured singing and band performances from the Fearless and Petrol, while observers recalled Regatta Day memories. The Mongolia arrived off port Saturday night and docked at Hackfeld yesterday morning.
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