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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1904
Page
5
A fragment from a periodical page references a weekly bulletin with coin amounts and page markers. The readable items include numbers and a dollar amount, suggesting a pricing or subscription note and a periodical reference.
Hawaii an Lowe, recently from Salt Lake City, explains Hawaiians in Utah as industrious and self sufficient. He cites farm work, own property, cattle and horses, and community cohesion with Mormon Academy and religious classes for youth. He notes no Hawaiian crime in thirty years and describes living costs and food practices, while recounting a hotel fire incident with modest damage.
Local items report legal notices, rent offerings, and shop promotions amid brief society notes. Movement details include Dr Watt’s visit, Laid work for hot weather, and a New England Bakery bread deal, plus ship arrivals with cargoes and political chatter at Nawiliwili.
Nicolas Georke reported to Taillun police that a man invited him to live in a Marion Street cottage in Kakuako. Georke awoke to find his friend absent and valuables missing including 90. bid BOO in coin, a gold chain, and silver ware. Police opened an inquiry into the case.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawait offers withdrawal payments after six months or a year, returning cash invested plus seventy five percent, while twenty five percent is kept for stockholders. The twenty-seventh series of stock is now open for enrollment at one dollar per month per share via A V Gear, 132 King Street.
A late 19th century style notice advertises cheap furniture at Pearson Potter and Mrs Moon on the corner of Hotel and Union Streets. It promises the lowest prices ever offered and urges quick action to secure bargains.
Hawaii citizens planning a journey through San Francisco may arrange railroad and hotel accommodations by the Pi Coast agent.
A chaotic town tale describes a tall lady carrying a husband on her arm as a King Street car moves. The husband jokes he cannot hold his tongue and slides to the floor while the wife scolds him. They alight to browse Douglass Patent Clorats. The piece mentions George Curtis selling sugar cargo bound for San Pranutica and a Honolulu trip for Capt and Geos Colhoun, with vague dates and a scattered narrative.
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