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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1905
Page
6
A half acre block with a dwelling and outbuildings including a stable and carriage shed described as Bee Vanta quarters. The property overlooks a broad view and is presented as a substantial holding suitable for carriage and agricultural needs.
A sprawling review blends book notices on saints tales by Sarah Truehiodd with anecdotes about Admiral Schley and the Wolverine, plus notices of Franklin biographies and the Pleasant Street Series. It mingles literary praise with snatches of humor from Roosevelt, Nast, and Paine, reflecting early 20th century tastes for history, nature, and comic vignettes.
Herbert Vinton, a rich but solitary man, studies a faded portrait of a former lover’s daughter and plots to reclaim her after wrongs done long ago. Eleanor, now grown, confronts a wealth tied fate as her mother seeks recompense through marriage and fear of abandonment.
New York reports preparations for a lightweight championship fight between Jimmy Hritt and Willie Lewin. Lewin’s promoter has posted a 12,600 hold for Britt Mc, with Johanie Considine handling the stake. An answer from Britt is expected tomorrow.
Washington report details Grand Jury recommendation for a whipping post as punishment for wife beaters and petty offenders. Article notes alleged daily cases, public opposition, and historical context, with references to Prince Herbert Bismarck and Venice.
A reader coupon offers one vote per properly filled out vote coupon returned within a week. New subscribers paid in advance receive double credits for multiple term subscriptions. Credits vary by payment type and duration, with cash payments earning votes on regular subscriptions. Prizes include a Pope-Tribune automobile valued at 600, an Angelus piano player worth 250, a L G Smith shotgun at 50, a Premo Senior camera for 40, and a barrel of Port Costa flour as a sixth prize.
The contest opened Thursday December 1 and closes March 15 at 0 velock p m Anyone may enter except persons or immediate family of staff at The Bulletin Pub Co Ltd New subscribers receive double vote credits for bona fide new names compared to existing accounts Transfers between household members are not allowed and all names are subject to investigation Final count by three judges with no interest in The Bureau and no bias toward any candidate Prizes awarded by judges with no appeal Subscriptions and related contest details open to inspection Only one name per ballot, no vote transfers possible
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