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An advertisement notes Black Serge fabric at 5 cents per yard, highlighting double width 906 quality and Ede yd. availability, signaling a textile offer or clearance.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement notes Black Serge fabric at 5 cents per yard, highlighting double width 906 quality and Ede yd. availability, signaling a textile offer or clearance.
A fragmented program for a Burns Night smoker on January 28 with remarks and performances by local figures. The event features J C Meth and Piper KR Reeser opening, readings by J W Anderson, and multiple speakers, musicians, and a charity toast.
Miss Hella Irwin Ames, daughter of William G. Irwin, celebrated her debut Saturday afternoon at the Irwin home on Washington Street. Attending guests included Jilin Langhorn, Marsde Langhorn, Keeney, Boyd, and Margaret Hyde-Smith. An elaborate luncheon and live music by an orchestra accompanied the event.
Murray Hall, Jan 1. Miss Helen Gertrude Kitchen, once a Honolulu society belle, wed Robert Atkinson, brother to Hawaiis acting governor, after a brief courtship that began in Honolulu. The couple, who became engaged when Kitchen visited the mainland two years ago, plan to return to Honolulu as husband and wife.
Listing describes a furnished cottage in Manoa Valley branded as ideal for summer living with mountain air and proximity to a beach line. Mentions a nearby swimming pool and a price around 17.00 per month. Includes a Waity Blog reference and address info at 743 King Street.
In the John Slempen murder trial at the Japanone bank case, the jury heard a confession by Louis Dabner, with Judge Cook overruling an objection. Detectives Dinan and Duke testified about Dabner’s arrest and the confession’s readback, while reporter John Lindsay corroborated Dabner’s voluntary admission. The case recounts the pretrial actions, identifications, and questioning surrounding the bank murder.
A notice states George W. Hooper of the Occidental Motel intends to erect a $60,090 frame building to serve as the Occidental Hotel. The site is on Howard street between Sixteenth and R streets. Fine job printing appears in the Bulletin.
Ran Pranriven and the Hep initiative of the Tereliney of Mawari Chiutremi discuss renewed efforts yesterday on the Ventura line. He predicts strong opposition to Jay’s plan while emphasizing the need for support in Washington. President Roosevelt’s need to shape Hawaii policy and the public balance of receipts are noted, with focus on the 175 wire cont and the federal role in Hawaii’s development.
Honolulu report shows contractors clamoring for plans to bid on a federal Molokal project. Opening delayed to March 4 after revised mailings and late replies. Several named firms sought plans, with some declining or unable to bid, while others awaited further plans and sparks of renewed shipments.
Real estate actions list transfers and notices filed for record on January 24 1907 from 10:30 a m to 4 p m including various deeds mortgages and powers of attorney among named individuals such as Emily Day Joanna Day Isla Lyon Antone Correa Maria J Vierra Went Hawn Inver Co Pal Parcel Kaplolanae James McClanahan Victoria Ware Dana Lamber Ride Co Ltd and Mak Win Li with Territory of Hawaii and Bank of Hilo involved in some items. The list reflects multiple conveyances notices and extents by attorneys in Hawaii.
The article notes a latent forecast for January to March showing the impact of improved cultivation methods on crop yields. It discusses faster ratoon growth and earlier flowering, implying larger harvests and potential deviations from typical seasonal patterns.
A devastating tremor struck Kingston causing buildings to collapse and streets to fill with debris. Victims included a mix of residents and travelers, with boats and wires downed and chaos spreading as fires and panicked crowds surged through the center. Authorities reported major damage to government structures and hotels, leaving many injured or trapped.
In a nearly completed project at Nawani the new crematory facility advances toward operation. Foreman William Lorhroek, previously a fire department engineer, will oversee the cremation equipment and process once finished.
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