Vaesarty Note from The Bulletin
Fragmented OCR note discusses Heathervat telegraph and ship mail, mentioning The Bulletin price and wireless service. It hints at how to receive messages and know when wine arrives, with uncertain phrases and names.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
8
Fragmented OCR note discusses Heathervat telegraph and ship mail, mentioning The Bulletin price and wireless service. It hints at how to receive messages and know when wine arrives, with uncertain phrases and names.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a road alignment near Walnem Kaul and a tepid plan by local authorities. It mentions a new route, opposition by residents, and shifts in the official project as authorities weighed precepts and government decisions. The text also cites Chapter III of The Opium Cache on Maui and a reference to a Bulletin offer.
Coarse OCR notes tides Kabulal Hilo timings relative to Ho nol and Greenwich. Mentions meridian 167.80 and a Greenwich reference, weather data, thermometer dew point, and maritime arrivals and departures with vague vessel names and dates.
A temperance coalition declares intent to block saloons, citing Native Hawaiian influence fears and outside district voting. They plan a firm fight with twelve member advisory committee guidance and executive action to prevent saloon establishments in wary districts.
London dispatch reports mutiny on the Russian gunboat Terek near Sebastopol with officers murdered by crew. Mixed details circulate from Black Sea naval HQ and unconfirmed reports.
By authority the Superintendent of Public Works warns that bids must be submitted by Wednesday, July 23, with notices published for the public to see. The document cites the official time and place for bid opening and cautions bidders to follow procedure.
Eddy Lewis Schmitt notes in The Smart Bet column that at today’s Hous e session Dem critics condemned the reciprocal trade with Cuba and decried anti sugar subsidy plans while Republicans split on tariff policy. The piece highlights antitrust measures backed by Democrats and calls for stronger crude and consumer protections, urging Congress to adjourn only after laws pass. The Bulletin advertises a Sunday story and subscribership at 75 cents a month.
In a June Sunday address, Rev. George Ky Dryer of West Avenue Methodist Church urged Congress to raise his salary as his family faced hunger for days. He warned they might have to quit unless relief arrived, noting only $40 had been received since last October amid ongoing financial troubles.
Dr Wright of the Methodist mission in Chenin Siechuen reports a chapel burned and a convert slain. American Minister Conger pressed for mission safety with Foreign Board denial. The Throne gifts Prince Ching Chinese literature, and Chapter HH of The Opium Cache on Maul adds a note on an amateur smuggler. Read next Sunday's Bulletin.
Public auction of a Hawaii Island property near Liupabiortioc with dwelling, coffee pulping plant, drying house, two large tanks, about ten acres of coffee land, and adjacent parcels. Immediate possession. deed transfer at purchaser’s expense. Contacts: E W Barnard Lanpahoohor Hawaii or Russell Watson. attorneys James F Morgan amr Auctio.
For sale offers list three parcels with prices and payment terms. First property on Beretania near C Hustace Req includes mortgage option at 7.5 percent. Second on Kinai St near A Lucan features three bedrooms and carriage house priced 4500 with half cash. Third Kinai St frontage 106 feet by 121 feet describes a roomy dwelling with right of way to Beretania St and 7.5 percent mortgage.
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