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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1908
Page
7
The master’s report addresses the Susan Brash estate with details on damages, debts, real property in question, and proposed distribution. It covers guardianship, mortgage values, and the court’s directions on estate administration, with findings on the executors and creditors and the allocation of funds.
Reported as incorporated under the Hawali Shop Company on Union Street with agents BE J Lord ALG Hodeim WooP Roth FE Thoupsos and ben Viehurs. Strand ALVite Lote holds stock with $20 per share and aim to raise to $280 000. Ten percent paid up by conveyance. property listed for repair and leather goods with total stock figures and assets.
Fragmented text notes Wallach absence and ongoing deliberations of a committee, listing attendees and associates connected to the case. References to physicians, patients, and multiple names suggest a trial setting or formal proceeding with continuations and adjournments.
A disjointed note requests return of property from Wailuku and mentions several names and places with scattered facts. The document cites legal actions and authorities, referencing Hawi San Pravele and Bay Wrinepont, but details are garbled and incomplete.
A garbled report references a regional district, a superintendent named Murase Cammubett, and a high court ruling affecting a leadership or governance issue. Names appear distorted. the text mentions a warrant or order and a potential recovery action tied to an inquiry or trial by a supreme court.
Four new citizens were granted by Judge Dole after oath on allegiance to the United States. The court noted the applicants promised to obey the law and support the Republic. Names mentioned include John McPhoren, Percy, and Thomas Jesse Bavagy. one applicant, Kren, was denied for lack of evidence.
A garbled notice describes a fundraising event for Y Chi hosted at Thy Orpheum by Mr. Chotey of the BMefond company. It mentions plans for a performance and a proceeds allocation to support a local cause, with details unclear due to OCR errors.
The Dental Society held its annual meeting with unclear notes and candidate names. The record lists officers including a president and treasurer, but the handwriting and OCR show many garbled phrases and misspelled names, leaving the exact slate and actions ambiguous.
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