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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
6
An OCR fragment lists various place names and a room address in Oakland California. It mentions La Zacualpa Rio Michel Hidalgo rubber and Prulula Fille with reference to E LOGAN Room 17 Bacon Block.
A dense list of stock and commodity figures appears with names in a colonial style, including prices for sugar values and various company mentions. Notable entries show percentages, sums in dollars, and multiple entities like Hon A M Co and McBryde with specific per unit prices.
A cluttered list of storefront notices and notices: Gut rey's at 1060 Fort trest hawks bargains including five dollar shoes for twenty cents at Green Blue, Kodak albums at Honolulu Photo Supply, and various local promotions. The item mentions police, theatre ads, a carnival night change rumor, a malicious injury charge against John Lili kol, and upcoming events including a handball tournament, a concert by Australian contralto Sylvia Hinckaton, and details about Matson steamer Monoa ran.
Stocks moved higher as buyers returned on the Honolulu exchange with notable interest in several blocks. Widespread activity pushed some prices up though reported sales at 100 and 120 were noted, with a price back at 119. An undercurrent of caution lingered as no major new orders arrived from Washington and no fresh guidance emerged.
Striking warehousemen formerly with California Hawaii Suir Holling in Crockett suffered a setback after stevedore crews arrived and unions signaled no sympathy strike. Leaders caution no settlement talks have begun, with strikebreakers kept on site under guard as refinery plans continue. Minnesota ends summer plans on Lake Minnetonka.
Notion to hercy adven that the one Hine meeting of The Stockholders of The First American Savings a Trust Company will be held at the place of meeting on Fort street in Honolulu. The date is Monday the 8th day of July 1914 at 10 a.m. Dated Honolulu July 1. I. T. Peak.
Notice states Manet K. Choi clerk of the Department of Public Works appoints members to the Hoard of Tieton Cs Jnutestoners. Marston Campbell, PhD, is named as a member with authority to act, approved by official action.
The board of inquiry concluded the rounding of the cruiser Coloradi in Ban Dirgo harbor Tuesday night was due to a fault at the loading buoy. Captain W A Gil and Lieutenant-Commander C R Barnes navigator were exonerated.
A true bargain in Realty 18 offers investment or home potential near the corner of Liliha and Wyllie Streets. Do not sleep on this deal until you have seen it, as the property could snap up quickly for a smart buyer.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a block in the Uowallan area and a room 103 in Stangenwald building with a telephone and postal box. It references a bulldog and a cable address, yielding a partial address-like notice.
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