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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
4
A dense telegraphic-style notice from the Evening Bulletin discusses municipal property issues and legal actions. It references the vast estate of Honolu, a court, and the Board of Public Works, noting deadlines and procedures.
Unclear OCR text shows a complaint about political wrongdoing and tax office interaction. Mentions The Madletin and an advertiser push signaling political tension and potential corrupt conduct. Specific names and details are garbled. core note is alleged improper dealings and a response from the tax office.
Incomplete OCR text mentions Nortton MT feature and a reference to White and Huainese Stan. The fragment asks whether any kind to tauile exists and mentions Kolm Tite Tet tees Mane and a distant man. The source is too garbled to identify events or names clearly.
A garbled account references an event at Oahu Jail and mentions individuals like Mr. Henry and Mr. Katawokalon in a discussion of expenditures, averages, and alleged activities. The text is fragmentary, with unclear dates, places, and roles, preventing a clear reconstruction of the incident or outcome.
Senator Spooner urges appointment of a commission to thoroughly study Philippine conditions. He argues a joint committee from both houses should investigate and report findings to the public, stressing need for clear information and accountability.
Antone Mert once strong man, after an incident in October, was in charge at a defense unit then recovered. The narrative recalls Mary Th and a passenger in The Griven with Pler. Martin, once popular at Hawaiian Hotel, later served as a clerk in Santa Cruz County Court House, California.
A fragment recounts a party of twenty American miners traveling together with their families. The section notes there was one white woman in the group, identified as the wife of a miner, accompanying them as they move toward work.
Reports indicate Congressman Tawney has withdrawn from the Minnesota Senate contest as Grip Sepphiemie aligns with Kim alan commer. The National Weal Growers Ammodas convenes at Salt Lake City on January 19, while Gen MacArthur receives education reports for the Philippines. Naval spending reaches 77010.68 in a record naval award, and Rear Admiral Sumner coordinates with Caney at Philadelphia Navy Yard. Clapp of St Paul is nominated for US Senator by Minnesota Republicans. Marcus Daly’s will filed January 19 names Mrs Daly executor with one third. three daughters and a son share the remaining two thirds.
Franklin New Hampshire January 18 Bob Fite Simmons son of the householder was severely beaten by five year old Ralph McCue in front of Young's Hotel at noon. A crowd from the nearby school gathered as the fight ended with Fite carried bleeding to the hotel. Dunkhorst and the father watched as the incident drew onlookers and police were not mentioned.
The text notes emigration plans involving Dakota and Nordic countries. It mentions individuals including a mayor, ministers, and various names such as Swenson and Johnstone. The passage references a project to emigrate to the Northwest of America and indicates forthcoming travel to Sweden, Norway, and Finland.
Pacific Surety Guarantee Department issues bonds to guarantee faithful discharge of duties for managers secretaries cashiers clerks of banks salesmen agents officesmen officers of societies and lodges employees of the United States government departments including customs internal revenue and post office departments collectors drivers watchmen delivery wagons shipping clerks traveling salesmen contractors paymasters in the army and navy importers exporters railroad and street railway employees administrators executors assignees receivers and others in trusted positions. Policies cover plate glass including lettering and embossing and plate glass mirrors steam boilers and indemnities for property damage or accidental bodily injury or death with periodical inspections.
Public notice from Honolulu dated June 30 1901 states Mir BE Paine not authorized to collect any bills for the Evening Bulletin or the Bulletin Publishing Co. This disclaimer prevents any collection actions on behalf of the company.
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