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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
7
Pompous medical ad touts Dr Malaughtin's Electric Belt as a cure for nerves power memory and vitality. It promises renewed ambition strength and daily energy by restoring energy and sexual vigor, claiming dramatic improvements and a “wonderful cure.”
Public notice announces a judicial sale of secured and unsecured property by CHAS F CHILLINGWORTH Deputy Sheriff under the authority of the Territory of Hawaii. The auction takes place at 12 o clock noon on Friday August 7, 1902 at the Police Station Kalakeia Hele Honolulu. The sale includes all the right title and interest of the debtor in described personal property including general merchandise hats chocolates crockery cutlery and related goods. Proceeds apply to the judgment and costs of execution with buyers responsible for removal of items.
Creditors notice from Honolulu Paine and Wall Paper Co Ltd and the Territory of Hawaii asks creditors to present claims with proofs within sixty days or be barred from dividends and deposits. Also notices of an estate probate in the First Circuit Court appointing August 11, 1902, for proving the will of Frank Bond Anertad and issuing letters testamentary to A. Lewis Jr. include details of hearings and court proceedings.
A notice reports the four masted barkentine Pallertan recently built at Guhlind for the Union ON Company was brought north yesterday to Meloww wrent whark with damage from water filling the vessel. The ship will be ready for Ventita, with her cargo discharged at Clown or Sacranwury piv for HobE Hikely. An officer reports the ship’s tonnage and capacity as stated, while Mina Awella Enmehith is named as attorney during Quinn’s absence from Hawaii.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated power of attorney notice noting absence of J. 1. Silva of Kleste Kanal from a teland or territory. The text references Wan under a power of METaENS and Mo Carvaiha, with unclear contexts and wording.
Fragmentary OCR shows Capt Sealby linked to naval movements and a mission toward the Orient. References to Crptie and The Svite Rime appear garbled, with scattered names such as Peuirinee and Ce Hi Cetemiin amid unclear context.
The steamship Hawaiian, commanded by Captain Niehole of the American Steamship Co., reportedly broke the record on the New York to Honolulu run. Engines, led by chief engineer Perniing, performed well after a long voyage beginning in May, with notable weather along the way. The vessel faced a heavy storm near Cape Hila before steering into the St. Paul Strait and docking at Makolgan.
CAPT JOHNSON WILL COMMAND the steamship on the Hilo route after a pause in service. The vessel was recently acquired from Army transport duty and will operate between Honolulu and Hilo with limited passenger capacity. Johnson, the senior master mariner, brings extensive wartime steering experience to oversee repairs and readiness before the Hawaii service resumes.
Governors Dole and Irwin with judge Behaefer concluded a two and a half hour deliberation and declined to announce awards before the fair closes. The panel said the judging process had scope for a final report on the exhibits and did not issue a verdict yesterday afternoon.
Ban Francisco July 21 report on Captain Brown and Roderick Dhu's voyage aboard the Catalina Benet with 1800 dollars value in freight and passengers including Mrs Cameron and children. The vessel sails toward Christmas with four or five Kuetern friends aboard and crew awaiting a formal forecast.
A long list of land transfers, mortgages, and releases across Oahu, Hawaii, and surrounding islands dated 1901 to 1902. Entries name numerous individuals and companies including Wakefield to Theo, Daview and Company, Dillingham and husband to Tow Plantation, Ewa Plantation Company, and Finnie L. Dilfingham among others. Transactions cover parcels in Kewalo, Ewa, Waialua, Kaneohe, Halawa, and Kailua with dates from 1901 to 1902 and monetary values referenced in various deeds and books.
Fragmented text reports heavy weariness of a Belgian queen amid wartime strain. Other lines reference a May event, local figures, and uncertain military notes. The passage also hints at tattoos and local aviation or media context, with many garbled names and phrases.
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