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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
4
A brief note from supporting staff announces ce R Farrington serving as editor and mentions subscription rates payable in advance. The item underscores the paper's financial terms and leadership shift within the masthead.
A city discussion centers on sustaining hotel revenues during a railroad downturn. Officials consider a targeted program to support one hotel first, hoping to spur traveler traffic and merchant prosperity. The plan envisions limited federal aid, strict budgeting, and cautious hiring as part of a broader economy push.
The Hank of England cut its iis rate to SOAP per CORE 16 Che Thowt Tom an run, signaling easing in financial markets. Analysts note improved confidence, reduced currency premiums, and a shift toward resumption of specie payments with funds returning to New York and the interior.
An 8 dollar guided tour departs Honolulu Tuesday January 28 offering a rail trip to Glenwood and a stop at Hilo for crater visits and Wild West Show viewing. It includes a 48 dollar full package covering all expenses with optional return by Friday February 7th aboard the KinaU.
Property rental listing notes furnished units on Aloha Lane King Street Victoria Street Beretania Street Kinan Street Punchbow Street Matlockadele Aimuki Ewalo Street Liliha Street and Kaimuki areas, indicating available furnished housing.
Real estate notice lists storage and warehouse suitable plots with 15,000 square feet of space and 50 dollar per month rents at Punchbowl Kahihi Manoa School and Wilder streets Lunalilo Weretania and other locations. Listings include 2B 3B and 4B rooms with varying rents and locations.
The piece details unsettled dividend reductions and a delayed return to recovery. Two traders, once stable, face new constraints as capital flows tighten and manufacturing signs show tentative improvement.
A chaotic report describes Wallach and committee actions regarding leprosy permits at Kalint, and the board’s response to petitions. It notes cancellation of permits if conditions fail, and mentions a rent card sale at the bulletin office.
A garbled report details a court appearance led by lawyer B. C. Peters for the defense. The narrative references a defendant and witnesses involved near a clerk’s office, with unclear charges and erratic dialogue about proceedings and decisions.
The United States District Court scene described. two trials listed and a February den event scheduled after a return. Names and places appear garbled. main actions indicate hearings and a seminar near a church head, with likely Hawait and other terms.
A transport voyage under Captain C. K. Winns brings Ari Haipart shank to a port from Orfent. Troops aboard include about 10 soldiers stationed in Anu. Discharges planned as the journey nears its end with a dance scheduled at the Beneide Hater to honor officers aboard.
An order from the local court commands Proderick Liteetion Huysardon to appear and show cause why he should not be found guilty of contempt for failing to comply with a will annexed estate matter connected to Walter Murray. The case involves payment duties and relates to a personnel act within a Vernon district, with proceedings set for a court hearing.
A theater program from Ordhiun announces a three night run of a new play titled The Tide of Treason. Performances are tonight tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon with an intermission and a grand finale. The show features Anglin's Mangacet and a musical guest. The local Odd Fellows Canton will oversee the performance and tickets are available at the door.
The committee reports on automobile club activities, noting plans and attendance at a meeting in the city. Fellow members York, Durdan, and Chatman participate as part of ongoing discussions on travel standards and related civic concerns.
The filing describes a May 24, 1904 transaction with Dowenth Company giving $450 and further fees totaling $624, paid to various agents for a mortgage and services. It alleges fraudulent conduct by Kinny Abou El Vo and others, naming Keawna, M. W. Poehuudl, and Geo. A. Darke as involved attorneys, with November 1907 court action seeking cancellation of the deed as fraudulent.
A garbled court document references defendants, their attorney Highifoor, and a series of incomprehensible phrases. The text includes fragments about statements, witnesses, and parties, but no clear facts, names, dates, or actions to summarize.
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