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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
2
A compact extract of the Oahu Railway timetable lists outward and return trips with stations including Kanak, Wat whe, Waiaige, Pearl City, and Honolulu. It mentions Sunday-only Huloiwa Slatied service with limited stops and two hour train duration, noting departures from Honolulu and arrivals at key points with specific times.
Commercial art letters of credit issued by the Hank of California and The Londontort Stuck Hank note London interest allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
Claus Spreckels and Co banks list international agents including Nevada National Bank of Reno Mancises and Dewange. London Union of London and Smithy Bank, New York American Exchange, Chicago Core Exchange National Bank. Paris Creait Lyonnals, Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation, Bank of New Zealand and Australia, Victoria and Vancouver Bank of Kitheth America. Deposits received loans made on approved security and commercial credits.
The First American Savings and Trust Co offers savings deposits with 4.12 percent interest annually. Rules and regulations are available on request at the corner of Market and King streets.
A garbled block of letters and partial phrases resembling an OCR fragment from a historical page. It includes scattered names and terms but lacks coherent events or clear entities to identify a definite news item.
Fragmented lines mention a launch and men near drownings with garbled names and scattered phrases. Many proper nouns and locations are unreadable, yielding a partial snapshot of a maritime incident and surrounding notes without clear summary.
An unclear notice reports the Erengh steamer incident with a body found. Names such as J Danese, Bert Lee Anema, and others appear in fragmented form amid garbled text. The report references a missing person or crime scene with unspecified details and locations.
A garbled OCR reading from a Nebraska page notes a bustling cargo scene with ships, harbors, and port activity. It mentions Beattie Seawels and Makapin Babit, with scattered names and items, but the overall sense is of busy harbor trade and transport activity.
Capital and sub funds grow as the bank opens a new Honolulu branch at 67 King Street. Directors Antung Jinen Hang Ka Chefoo Dalny Mombay Hongkong and others announce rectives for collection notes, drafts, and letters of credit across major world cities including New York Peking Tokyo London and San Francisco.
Fragments describe a Japanese line purchase fitting discussion involving Avery and others, noting timelines toward January and a Naval SLL site. Belwerth presents a report on Packie Mall Steel Company profits and plans for cabins, with mentions of East Fort Jon and possible naval connections.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a publication titled Evening Bulletin and a monthly rate of 75. The readable parts are incomplete and garbled, preventing a clear report of events, names, or dates.
A fragmented excerpt notes hemp cargo from the Philippines via Cebu to New York, mentioning dispatch details and trade terms. The item references a publication named Evening Bulletin and Weekly Edition, indicating it printed notices, tenders, judgments, building permits, and real estate transactions, with subscription and printing details.
Fragmented OCR shows names and titles scattered across lines. Key figures include president and treasurer with unspecified roles. No clear event date or location is readable. Further context needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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