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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
5
Simpliclty durability speed and manifolding power are highlighted as four great extensions in a new typewriter. The OL model is pitched as the latest radical departure in construction with durable materials, simple design, and low prices for typewriter supplies including cabinets stands paper ribbon carbon copy holders and accessories.
Fragmented OCR report describes a trial where a nonsuit motion was raised after a lengthy defense argument. Witnesses and attorneys referenced contract terms, purchase prices, and damages while the jury was kept out as deliberations and procedural maneuvers continued. The account notes attorney names and the looming readiness for a verdict or further hearings.
A man faced charges in a local theft case reported with details of the accusation and the aftermath. The article notes a named individual linked to a money dispute and an alleged false statement before police, with mention of a court appearance and the investigation timeline.
A late 19th or early 20th century local newspaper item details court appearances on various charges including domestic issues and property disputes. It mentions the Poties Court, a home on Kink Street, fines for several defendants, and notes about public works supervision and local officials such as James Ho Bayi and others.
A man named Piko received one month in prison with hard labor after being found guilty of assaulting his wife. The court noted the wife was drunk, but the defendant claimed she walked up and struck him first. The judge admonished the defendant for prior offenses and warned about future consequences.
The article follows the voyage of the Neemark Aeetine from Norway to Byrney and Newcastle then to Honolou and Eureka as part of a trade route. It notes future plans toward Australia and lumber trade engagement, with references to routes through Live apWbe Per Unie Poli and Hurd commission. The Bulletin lists a subscription price of 75 cents per month.
An old ad extols New York Dental Parlors offering up to date dentistry with a large staff of graduates. It claims lower prices than rivals and promises to quote exact costs after a free examination. Services listed include full plate teeth work, gold crowns, bridge work per tooth, and silver fillings.
Golden Rule Bazaar presents a sample slot list of new books including titles such as Dark a the Moon by SR Crockett and Dorothy of Haddon Hall by Char. plus The Woman Who Dare by Lynch Whae and The Kentons by W D Howell. The list hints at various authors and incomplete titles as a preview of offerings.
ROWB Company announces services in painting and paper hanging at Territorial Building, King Street. They claim no connection with other shops and invite both old patrons and new customers to visit.
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