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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1902
Page
6
Hye Ear Nose and Throat exclusively moved to new offices at 1146 Ala Ave Street near Moore Hotel. Available appointment hours include 12 to 3, 6:30 to 8, and 7 to 8. Bun mys and Fito 11 appear in the contact text.
New York report outlines support for a national bankruptcy framework. Key figures including committee chairmen push for centralizing insolvency rules, arguing it better serves creditors and traders while balancing state laws. Debates cover penalties, asset recovery, and the role of courts in nationwide administration.
Fragmentary OCR mentions threats and a solicitous note about a pain killer named Pain-Killer promoted as reliable for throat and cough. References unnamed individuals and organizations. overall coherence and specifics are obscured by garbled text.
The fourth circuit grand jury faults Hilo officials over diversified interests and lax oversight in liquor trade enforcement. It details investigations into a Japanese Wine and Liquor Company affair, embezzlement risk, jail security failures, and the conduct of local officers, urging reforms and improved records.
An incident Saturday afternoon near Merchant and Fort streets left a Chinaman rider knocked from a bicycle. A Jugenese driver backing a Fort street vehicle collided, throwing the cyclist and causing injuries. The motorist was detained after complaint to authorities. no charges yet.
Minas Lewis announces the engagement of their daughter Hawet to Chaser Rob inatoy of Habylon Lang Intend. Mine Lewin in ome of Hillo y ayaet enteomedd young ladies, Mr Robinnon, a visitor of a well known Lone feland fowilly visited Fillo two years at AL Hot Vine heam.
Last week in Rainy City featured the Hawaiian band Berger and his group delivering strong performances. They played nightly for crowds at the hotel, mill, and militia exhibition, with parades through Volcano Street and Watunvasue. The band enjoyed hospitality from locals, with excursions to Olna and a grand public reception end of tour.
Fragmented timetable text for a Hawaiian tramway line lists stations and departure notes. It references Valley areas and morning start times with partial, unclear details. The readable portions mention Port and Maanu Valley, Cambridge style street directions, and a general schedule outline without complete clarity.
The Honolulu Branch meets Wednesday evening at 7:20 to hear program items. Highlights include reviews of America by Audubon, Kellogg’s Nature Study, and local pupil performances. Guests include Prof. UL Thompaun and others, with reports on nature study and school activities during term time.
Hilo reports a damaged property needing plane work and permanent improvements. A request to the Public Works for 60 400 tons of cut bor and related materials is noted. Planned repairs and a completion timeline are outlined with contractors involved.
In a Tuesday hearing Hawaner sought postponement to the July term due to the absence of material witness Col. Bam Parker, president of the defendant corporation, who was away on private business. The action involves the shop Klason Comsaimpele and Nestiorney F Wakefield. The court noted the witness gap and adjourned accordingly. Mrs donee received a monthly wife-trrib bulletin of 75.
W G Irwin and Co list agents for Western Pheno Refinery in San Francisco and Baldwin Locomotive in New York. Also representing Paradiine Paint Co products including P and B paints, linseed oil, Indurine cold-water paint, Tiltor Press cloths, cement, lime, bricks, and related items for Fort Alexou and surrounding areas.
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