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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
8
A brief notice describes stock suitable for rustic cottages featuring frames made of Philippine wood with solid semitransport slabs. The wording emphasizes sturdy, decorative, ready to install components for cottage interiors.
A cluttered ad claims Acequene Gas is superior in quality and cheapness with no eye strain, urging inquiries at the office. It mentions Calcium Carbide in drums and small cans for generators and lamps, plus gas mantles of all sizes and grades.
Brief item lists Sime, Helen, Neron, Kawal porta, p.m. Bir Nowau, Pederson as figures tied to Hawaii. Details unclear due to OCR corruption. reads like a compact society or political note with multiple names and a time marker.
At Honolulu on February 27 1906 the Avail Meeting of stockholders elected officers and directors for the ensuing year. Named were B F Dillingham president director P Robinson first vice president H M von Melt second vice president Ta A Van Valkenburgh secretary auditor and director W F Billingham treasurer and director A A Glimman director F A Schacter director J M Dowsett director E A Mote Smith director. The secretary is AW Van Valkenburgh.
Legal defense arguments contest a Hawaii Territory emigrant agent statute as unconstitutional and overbroad. Trial details cover demurrer, charges of inducing laborers beyond territorial borders, and court rulings while a ship cargo incident at Yokohama yields $900,000 in losses from fumes.
A weather bulletin lists wind movements over 24 hours ending at noon. Reported velocities include 9, 7, 18, and 11 units in various directions. Data compiled by Alex McC. Ashligy, Weather Bureau section director.
Captain and Mrs Niblack hosted a dinner for Rear Admiral Lyons and his wife at their cottage on the Naval Station. About 11 guests attended. Decorations featured miniature ships and American flags, with careful, costly preparations evident throughout the dinner.
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