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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented text discusses a beverage producer likely Hieron at forty and Hawaiian Pineagine Prodtients Campa with winter stock, bottling targets two million bottles, increased demand, and distribution plans. Mentions sampler, stock, and market placement with multiple numeric details and unclear entities.
The readable portion shows garbled names and phrases about an escape and a trial or sentence. It mentions Japan and revolution in a vague, non coherent context and ends with an assertion that the plan did not work.
County supervisors consider engaging expert talent to assist in drafting a city building ordinance. McClellan notes the draft is overly detailed and may be pared to a simpler form. A delegation of foremen and builders is invited to discuss with the Board as city and county lawmakers prepare revisions.
New and improved machinery for manufacturing is to be attracted to Americus Can Company, which will build a factory for this gear. General Manager J M Young returned from the count and plans the new plant, moving Pineapple Products Co. out of its building to unite both firms in one room near the present site for convenient transit.
The city awaits action from the city fathers and county road board on mausoleum surroundings. Marston Campbell notes the sovereign chiefs’ remains moved and a fence realignment planned on Naue Ain Avenue. Public Works readiness to repaint and repair follows, with a five-wounted multombo to be employed, funded at substantial cost.
A letter from Mrs. Beatty describes "Twenty nine girl lepers" sent to Hawaii from Chicago and Minneapolis to labor on ships and become leprosy patients. The account says rubber bags hid their heads while their bodies were confined, with distressing details of the journey and the emotional impact on observers in Whitley County and Minnesota.
The Tecard of Rupertinors reports a lively period for Hull ing and Plumbing Inspector Minhl wtoin. In June 171 inspections were conducted and 162.40 dollars in receipts were recorded. The mayor was told that a building allowance may soon grant an official Building Inspector title, creating a separate role.
Police foren report June activity shows 310 arrests with 62 discharged and 250 convicted. Notable groups include 66 Japanese, 14 Portuguese, and 6 African or mixed nationalities. gambling offenses led, followed by theft and battery. Bulletin offices listed with contact numbers.
A property sale for 15000 dollars transfers Kottwell owned parcels at Kalla Walkiki and Chinatown to Mrs Sophie Cromaty. The former owner Mrs Amule K Kottwell moved from Haghiat, with part of the estate linked to Unraded Treat Traat Company. The multi parcel holdings include Walled Mew bee area and several cottages later to be deeded, with Chinatown fruit section at Moonakea and Pawali corners.
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