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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1903
Page
7
A garbled list of names and street addresses appears under Corporation Notices, showing individuals and firms with various White and Blue street references, numbers, and partial notes. The text is incomplete and mixes personal names with addresses and placeholders, lacking coherent context or actions.
A chaotic report details a man from Honolulu, claiming a fortune owed through a complex tale of hosting in San Francisco, grafted by a German nativity and a police pursuit. The narrative follows legal actions, alleged monetary schemes, and shifting fortunes tied to a San Francisco residence and a recent police demand.
A Hawaii circuit court real estate notice orders that the defendant and all interested parties reveal cause why an estate sale should not proceed. The order requires appearance on a set date in Honolulu to show why a deed should not be granted and directs two weekly publications before hearing. The notice names Geo D. Gear as Second Judge and H. Loueris as Clerk with publication schedule in July 3, 10, 17, and 24.
At the annual meeting of the Oahu College corporation yesterday all former officers were reappointed. W R L Castlewan was elected trustee to succeed Rimeel. Reports indicated the college was thriving though several items were not yet ready and adjournment was taken to next Thursday. The board decided to start a manual training department with the fall term and considered Prof Wark of Rochester to head it. For the science department a Cornell man, Prof McNeill of California, may be secured. The new head of the music department has not yet been selected. An offer was made to Mr Chandler of Yale for a position.
In a garbled report a group including Farin and Stewart return to Chicago from Copentagon with a noted plan to form a building association. The text mentions a committee of the Rawe Cro AR Ady and A. V. Gear at 122 King Wheat Street, with a meeting set for Monday the 13th at 8 p.m. to discuss vital Rite matters and member attendance is requested.
Dividends declared for six months ending June 30 1903 in the main and ordinary departments of the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company at Corner California and Montgomery Street. Interest rates set at four and one tenth percent per annum for the main and three percent per annum for ordinary deposits, taxes exempt. Dividends added to principal after July 1 and payable from Wednesday July 1 1903. J Dalzell Brown, Manager.
Board of Health Honolulu invites sealed tenders by July 12 1903 for freight and passenger service to Molokai Maui and Oahu routes ending December 1903. Tenders must state trip frequency rates and passenger guarantees. Proposal to use passenger steamer requires care of safety and health standards. CHAS B COOPER M D President Board of Health.
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