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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
2
Broad catalog of local business, shipping, and public notices. Mentions schooners and barkentines preparing for sea, repairs on vessels, hotel boarding, tailor services, and various trades. References to official actions, an estate clearance, and upcoming entertainments. The scattered items read like a marketplace page with names, places, and dates embedded in OCR garble.
Washington June 20 Fate and the Secretary of War have approved Miss Alice Roosevelt’s anticipated trip to the Philippines. The article notes the influence of Taft and several young men including Stuyverant Myers, Roger Wetmore, and Nicholay Longworth in shaping the outing. It hints at a lively backstage drama as suitors and party faction interests intersect with Miss Roosevelt’s journey.
Listing of passengers from Kipabulu and Lahaina aboard Maul per atmr includes Mrs C Abu Mrs J O Wilder Mine H H Behinidt and many others with 49 deck crew and several families and individuals such as B K Kulwiaea Mrs Olson Slater Leonili ae Sater Roberting Master F Nicholson and Mrs Churchill among the arrivals.
The readable phrases mention accuracy in examination and strong points of a product materials. It resembles an old advertisement praising beauty, frame quality, and comparisons without complete details. No clear event or named entities are present to identify a specific item or source.
Birilet has been named Minister of Marine and tasked with rebuilding reforming and reorganizing the Russian navy. Ambassador Muraviet resigns as Peace Commissioner and likely to be replaced by M De Witte. Six deaths from heat reported in Philadelphia. Yacht collision near New York sinks Nore Mande with several drowned. President Roosevelt addresses Long Island physicians. Kaleer and Von Buelow to meet King Deeur of Sweden. The second loan issue is heavily oversubscribed.
Florence Wolcott Scott, born Milwaukee 1882, died at 11 40 am Monday after a diphtheria illness traced to a Fourth of July ball injury. She had lived in Holyoke and Hilo and came to Hawaii in 1908 for a visit with Jon A Scott's family. Funeral held at Reed's Bay residence with limited attendance due to contagion quarantine.
A local businessman at Mabank files for involuntary bankruptcy citing debts totaling 946.08 dollars with 916.08 owed to Gonsalves & Co. Hinanuots are valued 85, and the petition highlights unsecured debts to a creditor list. The notice names John G. Abreu as keeper of the Mabank stores and references a scheduled event at the zoo by night.
Established in 1868 Bishop & Co operates as bankers with a trust department and accountant services. It conducts banking in all departments, handles collections, exchanges, letters of credit with foreign correspondents, and safekeeping in a safety vault. The firm lists Claus Spreckels and Wm G Irwin as notable associates.
Listing of principals and agents including WM. G. Irwin President and Mana gement INO DB BPRECKELS with partners Giffard Whitney Ivers and Love kin Sugar Factors for Oceanic Steamship Co San Francisco Honolulu Tal Hon olu lu Neasiwin Locomotive Works Philadelphia National Bank of San Francisco Delaware Philadelphia London Union of London and New York Smiths Bank Ltd Pacific Oil Transport New Zealand Bank of New Zealand and Bank of Austra lia Victoria Vancouver Bank of British North America Deposits Loans on approved security collections and Travelers Credit insu red.
The Yokohama Specie Bank established in 1890 announces capital figures and a wide branch network including Yokohama Honolulu London Shanghai New York Tokyo Kobe Hongkong Paris and more. The Honolulu branch at 67 King Street shows capital of Yen 24,000,000 with services in drafts bills of exchange letters of credit and general banking.
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