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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
7
Railroad magnate Edward Harriman enjoys horse racing antics as he entertains guests and showcases his interests beyond railroads. The piece notes his participation in equestrian events and the social circles surrounding his activity.
A New York Sun report details a woman who quits meat and stimulants and adopts a bread and fruit rich regime. She describes improved health arguments, clearer skin, stronger hair, better hearing, and increased energy. The dialogue includes guests praising her transformation and a man noting social pressures to eat meat.
The Pacific Union Oil Company offers stock amid booming California oil prospects. With producing wells and rising prices, investors are urged by J. H. Fisher & Co to consider oil stock as fortunes grow in this early industry.
Fragmented 1902 record of property deeds, mortgages, and leases in Honolulu Oahu. Mentions W C Ahi and wife, Kapolani tract, Honolu lu, price 500 dollars, mortgage amounts 360 and 1000, dates January to April 1902, various grant parcels and book-page citations. Includes several names, tract references, and weekly notation of recorded deeds and leases.
A damaged, highly garbled letter discusses authority under the Organic Act, contesting Dr Reid’s commission as district health officer. It argues the commission may be invalid, seeks written authorization to Dr Charles Make, and blames funding and tenure issues for non-resignation or removal. It mentions homeopathy and medical practice restrictions and appeals for a public examiner to review the case.
A fragmented feature on champagne origins in France, its historic allure, and changing fashions. The piece traces the wine’s reputed lineage from the Champagne province, notes medieval battles shaping its land, and surveys varied glassware styles from heavy to elegant tulip bowls. It discusses modern trends toward elaborate stems and imported glass with colored bowls while acknowledging lingering French and German champagne preferences.
Notices warn passengers about sailing schedules of the steamer AOKANGI bound for Vancouver with departures on the 18th inst. and urge wage claims or notices by Monday or Thursday respectively. A reward is offered for information leading to the capture of a thief who stole a malt pave from the freighter Kinayom at sea in December.
Notice to shipowners about freight handling and port passage procedures. Names and dates are illegible in the fragment but indicate deadlines and requirements for loading and transport. The text references steamer routes and a port authority plan, with unclear specifics due to damage.
Business notices describe Bowers' Merchant Patrol as night watchmen guarding property and residents. The notice urges residents to consider hiring the service for safety and deterrence in the vicinity.
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