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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1905
Page
6
A Honolulu event showcases a broad program featuring singing by Red Canney and the Wie Pasir Kine Quartet, performances by Benie-Dres, Jerkices Mut Lava-Vite, and other entertainers. The night includes a series of acts, musical numbers, and varied offerings as part of the Elks celebration.
Honolulu items recount police court tedium with gambling fines and a ten day sentence for a minor, a yachtman’s typhoid death at Queen’s Hospital, and councilors and clubs meeting records. Maritime departures include ships sailing to San Francisco and regimental duties. Community notices include millinery sales, pudding orders, and a special Honolulu Aerie meeting.
The man testified he remembers nothing of the incident or his actions that night. He believes he had some money on him but cannot recall the amount or its whereabouts, leaving the crime as an unresolved mystery in police records.
A fragment discusses rising deaths near 1890 to 1900 linked to kidney trouble. It warns that undiagnosed chronic kidney disease can lead to death within months and promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound as a focal remedy marketed by Morolulu Drug Co. The incomplete text stresses alarming mortality rates and early symptoms like weakness and weight loss.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and numbers, including monetary values like 10 and 7.7, with scattered firm or place references such as Sarre, Matiala, Pelee, and Quanta. The text lacks coherent structure or complete items to identify a clear event or entity.
The Free Kindergarten and Obie Area Aid Association held its monthly meeting Friday morning at Hawkles Lawn Symphony Room. The report shows the opera The House That Jack Built earned funds beyond expenses, with $1,622 cleared for the Kindergarten and donations totaling 900-10. Appreciation votes were given to key contributors and organizers, including Mrs Hoffman and Mina Hopper, with a $200 donation proposed to the Home for Children from opera proceeds.
Land Commissioner Pratt lists leases and sales for 18 000 acres in Oahu including Government lots in Nuuanu valley area 2 03 acres at upset price 1600 dollars. Two Nuuanu valley lots sold to PC Jones Ltd at upset price. Kaohe land sale postponed.
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