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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1905
Page
6
A half acre plot features one rear warehouse, Arabic carriage sled, and varied structures providing a sweeping panorama across the property. Strong emphasis on the extensive overlook and the distinctive listed features within the compound.
A review of Annie B Holdsworths new novel A New Paolo and Francesca set in Italy and Britain. The plot centers on a heroine torn between a noble suitor and a marriage of choice while family and friends complicate paths to love and duty. It praises narrative handling and contrasts with related works by the author.
A fat, robed Santa Claus, en route to a Christmas party, battles snow and misadventure. He hides among freight cars, tries a landing, slips through fields, fences, and a farm, pursued by dogs and a wary farmer. Santa contemplates giving up as the night winds on, planning a return to warmth and his awaiting clan.
A compact guide from The Bulletin editions offers a condensed resume of all legal notices tender calls judgments building permits and real estate transactions. It promotes affordable subscription rates for Evening and Weekly Bulletins and advertises fine job printing services.
A garbled bulletin lists items about a Hawaiian Japanese Ballasting Co and payments of one dollar per month, a stock subscription notice for Pioneer Building & Loan Association from 1904, and mentions cleaning and dyeing services. It also references a string of social and legal notes including a woman’s multiple marriages, emigration discussions, and a note about the Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin.
Bettina Girard aged 26, daughter of General Albert Ordway, died at Tronnevelt Hospital after a troubled life marked by raving delirium and alcohol abuse. Once a Washington society debutante and leading figure among the younger set, she traveled from affluent circles to the streets, living under the alias Elizabeth Witter and ending her career amid scandal and decline.
The contest runs Thursday December 1 to March 15 at 6 pm. Open to most entrants except close relatives and staff. New subscribers earn double votes with verification required. Final count by three impartial judges. no appeals. Transfers of votes banned. one name per ballot. Prizes include a Pope-Tribune автомобиль, an Angelus piano, a 12 gauge shotgun, a Premo Senior camera, a $20 tool cabinet, and a barrel Port Costa flour.
A schedule outlines vote credits for new and renewing subscribers. New subscribers who paid cash in advance receive double credits for various terms. Regular payments on subscriptions earn votes only above 75 cents. Credits apply to daily, weekly, and monthly periods as specified.
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