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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1904
Page
6
A riddle styled item from The Bulletin describing a puzzle where the first clue is a good business policy, the second is always at the front, the third is one third of any ace, and the fourth is the last end of a tire, with the whole representing what the Bulletin makes your business do.
The Buckeye Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs J K Brown to discuss funds and the McKinley Memorial Mund. A report urged preserving the memorial fund for a park or monument, noting hard times and doubts the park would materialize. The club recommended notifying the General Committee and appealing to contributors via papers for opinions and possible changes to the plan.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions housekeepers in Honolulu saving money by returning empties to Clark Farm Co. Ltd at 1188 Fort Street. It references the fourth annual account of A W Cara tor, a member of the estate of Annie Th wor, with scattered numbers and names and an estate reference to Judge De Holt.
Amid raging artillery and smoke, two squadrons clash near Scarborough and Serapis. A young officer battles longing and duty aboard a cruiser while a desperate rescue unfolds. A storm, fog, and shifting tides complicate pursuit as the fleet maneuvers toward an uncertain fate.
The article describes a battle scene with a heavily damaged vessel. Men are wounded and scattered across a grim deck, blood and grime covering the survivors as they struggle to restore order. Fire lines, tangled rigging, and a broken mast loom over the chaotic aftermath. Continued tomorrow.
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