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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1902
Page
8
An OCR fragment describes debates over sugar refining costs and production terms. It mentions New York and various names and phrases indicating industry concern. The text is garbled but centers on sugar refining and price changes.
A chaotic early 20th century convention report notes banker Mickey of Polk County nominated for Governor amid party platform embraces reform, pro Roosevelt backing, and calls for unity behind the party’s proct policy stance. The convention adjourned after permanent chair Jobo war and temporary chair Norrie lrown supervise proceedings.
A Paterson disturbance sparked five hours of rioting with clashes between strikers and police. Reports describe stone-throwing, injuries, and property damage as officers attempted to restore order amid a tense scene downtown. Witnesses recount chaos and volleys of debris as authorities moved to disperse the unrest.
A department store elevator on Sixth Avenue near Fortieth Street dropped four floors after a cable snapped while being rebuilt. John Harrigan, an experienced elevator operator, was badly hurt while trying to control the descent. Victims were taken to nearby New York and Vincents hospitals for treatment.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Clarkbons Bell and Iowa paper ties to State Register and local notices. Names unclear due to garbled text. The fragment hints at ownership or attribution to The State Register and possible mentions of individuals like Hee Mofnosta Jane and George KE. Further readable context needed for precise summary.
Washington June 1 The White House restoration aims to reconfigure the main entrance for private use while preserving public spaces. Work includes removing East Room furnishings and altering East Wing access to create a private approach, with plans for a new internal passage and temporary cloak areas to host receptions.
The article lists tides from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey and notes times relative to Greenwich and Hawaiian Standard Time. It reports arrivals and departures of ships including Nippon Maru, Tullett, and other vessels, with passenger lists, destinations like Lahaina and Honolulu, and crews.
Mortgagee announces foreclosure on a Hawaii mortgage dated March 1901 for non payment. Property in Hale kil, South Kona, Hawaii described as building and appurtenances. Public auction set for July 20, 1902 at 12 noon in Honolulu. Attorney Harry T. Mila represents mortgagee. further particulars available from attorney.
Australia score 213 for 7 declared with wits in second innings at Notts. 183 Australia win by 78 runs after rain shortens play. Australians claim 7 wins 1 loss and 6 draws in the tour with 14 matches listed.
Fragmented OCR records show a cricket match narrative with references to England and Australia Eleven, uncertain lineups, possible draw, weather effects, and scattered player mentions such as Trumper/Cumterliter Daly. The text is garbled with stray names and incomplete phrases, hindering a coherent event summary.
Under authority of LosT, on August 9 1902 a public auction will be held at the Judiciary building front entrance. Lands in Kau district including areas around Ula Katouli Mo Hokapu and Pohakulog offered with upset rents of 2000 and 200 per year, terms twenty one years. Details at Public Lands Office Honolulu with Commissioner Edward S Hoyd.
A damaged OCR list includes numerous personal names such as Claudine, Ming, A. Bush, Leong Lehwe Hing, Leong Pak Wa, Miss C. Schlutz, Miss R Kalame, and many others. The fragment shows various attendees or travelers, alongside scattered initials and titles, suggesting a passenger or crew roster. The text is fragmentary with no clear event or outcome.
The New York Dock Company paid 81.074 897 to the Tax Department after longstanding arrears dating to 1899. Deputy Tax Commissioner Scott reported a settlement and full payment was received yesterday.
Legal notice from Margaret Lishman executrix of Robert Lishman deceased appointing creditors to present claims within six months at Macfarlane Co Honolulu. Warns claimants to pay before deadline or be forever barred. Dated July 8 1902 Honolulu Hawaii.
At the regular angual meeting of The Alpha Branch last March the following officers were unanimously elected for the year Dr. A Marques president SW Shaw secretary Wo Dix treasurer BD Merry librarian Weekly meetings at 30 p m are held at the president s residence 92 Wilder Avenue on Mondays Sector Doctrine Class for members and advanced students and Thursdays for beginners to which all numerated in Theosophy are invited SW Shaw secretary
Real estate auction by heirs of J C Strow at ny salesroom Queen Street Honolulu for a tract of 92% acres with a dwelling, two 6000 gallon tanks, and additional improvements on land adjoining BW Barnard. Price $100 cash, transfer costs to purchaser, immediate possession. For details contact W Barnard or attorneys Ruswell & Watson in Honolulu. Auctioneer James F Morgan RSE.
By order of Mrs. J. A. Hassinger a public auction will sell oak bureaus rockers chairs curtains poles Hawaiian tapas beds hanging lamp Lanner pot crockery Cerna palin and more. Includes miscellaneous legal and reference titles from 1866 to 1898 in the listing.
James F Morgan Auctioneer announces a public auction at Union Feed Co warehouse on Queen Street Twillwell by order of Washington Mercantile Co. Remaining stock from grocer will be sold, damaged by front water, including corned beef roast beef lunch tongue canned vegetables syrups molasses baking powder olive oil coffee pickles chow chow mustard cocoa deviled ham chicken turkey jams jelly and related items.
Three parcels on Beretonia and Kinau Streets listed for sale with prices from 4000 to 99000. Properties include frontages 115 and 106 feet, depths around 121 feet, dwellings with multiple rooms, carriage house, and rights of way to Beretania Street. Terms: half cash, balance on mortgage at 7.0 to 7.5 percent.
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