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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1905
Page
5
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a special dinner at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel on Monday January 2. It mentions the Wrench clef and Solomon's quintette, manager Churel, and an unclear plan about staff, seating, and possible delays for those with no prior reservations.
The Mistelot Magistrate will handle a lengthy docket tomorrow morning. A surge of activity from Saturday night through Sunday resulted in twenty nine gamblers rounded up. Augida is charged with affray and Tero with assault and battery on a police officer.
Community notices list a mix of shop openings, exhibitions, and events with names like Alexander Young Hotel and Kilohana Art League. Items mention Pantheon morning gathering, Trade and Lasker ads, and a funeral service at the Christian Church with later interment at Maubait cemetery.
United States Deputy Matechal Winter experiences a prank in which a mistaken trip toward the Territory leads to a police station halt. An officer accompanies Winter after an encounter near Kino and Fort streets, with Sheriff Henry and Water later present as the traveler is questioned and the case concludes without further incident.
A disjointed OCR note describes a theft spree near Mattoon valley with mentions of Bud Taylor and Mrs Taylor in a neighborhood watch context. It cites unauthorized removal of plants, a fuel bar, rose bushes, and a light robbery of a wuss bar, with the sheriff advising Mrs Taylor to keep watch. An unnamed Portuguese suspect is referenced but details are fragmentary.
Mrs Kaulukou Anna f Kaulukou died at the family residence on Awin Lane yesterday morning after a heart ailment. The funeral was held at Ed. A. Williams parlors at 10 o clock, with interment at Kawaialine cemetery. She was born in 1838 in Hawaii.
The dispatch outlines health officials visit to Kuhotn WaWa region, detailing Chief Health Officer Mr Pratt and staff assessing the plantation and district conditions. It notes no remedial action taken by health authorities, with ships Kinau and Helene aiding transport and transfers of officials and residents between Honolwu and Kawathaw.
The article notes calls for lawmakers to secure funding for a medical facility in South Korala, with Parker Ranch under agent A W Carter resisting assurances. It mentions travel by roads from Kawaihae to Honoka and references stable manager Het Kain and local figures in Waimea and Vaileine.
A garbled OCR excerpt references a thief, tools, and a station or city setting with scattered names and phrases. It hints at a pursuit or witness notes but lacks coherent events or clear outcomes to summarize. The readable bits mention a thief and a person named Jim with scattered references to places and people.
The injured man and officials press for names of attackers but refuse to divulge identities. Reports say the case centers on the suspect’s lack of cooperation and potential links to Portugnene. Authorities, led by High Sheriff Henry, promise updates as investigations continue despite evasive statements from the accused.
The American schooner Ariel under Captain Siren vanished after a voyage from New Zealand. The crew were left aboard the damaged vessel which halted en route with uncertain cargo. Captain Sipher stated the destination remains unknown while the ship drifted toward the Queen's Hospital for care, and the Ariel’s fate is not yet resolved.
A New Year dance will be held at the Makal Pavilion, Alexander Young Hotel, Monday evening. Invitations extended to officers and women of the awaiting squad and the county. Music by The Patient and The Lister. Cards for rent available at Bulletin.
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