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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
5
A dubious medical advert urges readers to try a mail order restorative claiming to strengthen weak nerves and restore vital organs. The text promises high cure rates and warns against other treatments, framing it as a lifetime learned remedy with testimonials and questionable efficacy.
A fragmented court record shows a suit on a cane planting contract and related execution actions. Judges, deputies, and attorneys appear with several parties including Modtna FL Oy Nettelmann and the Hawai MIL Company. Proceedings concern judgments, stipulations, and travel expenses tied to a Kaneohe to Honolulu route, with ongoing hearings in the Stables matter and related cases.
The text discusses reorganizing the Fifth District and potentially the Fourth, with two names to be submitted to the Central Committee. It criticizes current Central Committee power, mentions a possible firing of a superintendent, notes plans to assess Prince Kuhlo Katanlanaolee after Kona visit, and references the schooner Chai Lovt Woodbury arriving from Hilo with rough seas aiding the vessel. The bulletin notes store vacating in Fort Street and a horse-drawn tram incident, plus subscription price of 76 cents per month.
Pedestrian notices and commercial items fill the page, including mentions of a new Hawaiian songs collection by Here ktrom Music Co. Ltd, ads for baby carriages, sewing machines, stoves and rents, plus court news about a vagrancy case and a police court fine. Shipping news reports rough seas near Kauai and Oahu with steamers Nihal and Kautlani arriving with cargoes of sugar, while electricians repair damaged wires and a Building Trade and Labor Council meeting is scheduled.
Trouble locating a pilot to transport the large Haver to Pearl Harbor. Several tried men refused the job. The Rover has been overhauled and will handle heavier work the Kaena cannot manage. Molokai coast weather has been the worst in weeks, with strong winds and rough seas. Breakwater debris was cleared after waves had torn at the foundation, allowing boats from other steamers to dock at the harbor.
Prof Curtie de Lyons stated for Mullett reporters that pattern of damp, windy conditions will likely persist for several days. In his experience, the wind from the same direction today often continues, bringing rain. Residents of Honolulu are advised to prepare for unsettled weather and potential showers.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a stock exchange in Honolulu and various garbled names. The readable elements imply a stock note or entry with unclear ticker and company names, lacking a coherent report or identifiable entities beyond the location and generic stock reference.
New York January 1h The World reports Charles T. Yorkme che atengt magnate who has just returned to New York said he would buy building materials in the Valet Brater because the trusts were keeping prices high. He declared trusts a deadly menace to prosperity and warned they will disrupt markets by maintaining high prices for dividends. He predicted war and widespread crash to American stocks and warned that prosperity will change when adversity predominates. it is hard to believe things can mend.
In Carbondale on January 15 Frank Tucker and his nine year old son killed the mother with a gun after she scolded him for misbehavior. The boy then killed himself, taking a shot to the head as neighbors noted him as troublesome and efforts to reform him had been made by his parents.
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