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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1904
Page
3
A compact advertisement notes fancy printed pique in stylish patterns offered at a 12 yard length for a price of one dollar. The item emphasizes affordable fabric prints with a focus on design variety and value.
Frank H. Mason reports on May 18 about the dedication of a new institute in Berlin linked to the Agricultural High School. The facility aims to advance beet sugar production through scientific methods, with lectures by Rheinbaben and others, reflecting Germany’s shift from export bounties to self-sustaining industry.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses fertilization of beet lands in Germany and future agricultural methods. Mentions the grower and manufacturer as future leaders, stressing disciplined adherence to science and patient, skillful practice for correct methods and management.
The Oceanic steamship Bonoma arrived off port from the Colonies via Auckland and Page Page and docked at Oceanic wharf. The Sonoma carried five cabin passengers for Honolulu, including Wellman and the Fairlies, Morawete, and Mr. and Mrs. Priestland, plus through passenger Professor Decker returning from Australia. Captain Lien Lebahn, a German navy officer, heads home to Germany after service aboard a vessel. The Sonoma brought 106 tons of cargo for the port and about 500 tons for San Francisco, docking at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The July Teara Monthly recounts Senator Fairbanks rising from humble beginnings through hard work. By age fifteen he saved 41 dollars, traveled to Delaware County to enter Ohio Wesleyan University, and funded carpentry jobs and college by labor. He supported himself, borrowed clothes, and avoided credit as he completed his studies, graduating at twenty and later entering the Ohio Supreme Court.
New York June 13 The Lake Torpedo Boat Company plans to transfer the Protector submarine to the Japanese government for private sale and delivery to Buoy canal. The sale involved $250000 and two crew members, CM Wilson and George H Ryans, will train the Japanese crew on harbor clearance and mine defusing. The ship departed from Bridgeport and later Norfolk to join the Norwegian steamer Fortuna bound for the sale.
A summary listing from the Saturday Guide and Weekly Edition catalogs tenders, notices, and real estate transactions. It notes the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin subscription rates and cites salary figures for an administrator with additional allowances for extra duties.
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