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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text describes job ads seeking experienced drivers and other roles. Mentions locations and names in a garbled sale of notices, with stray phrases about contact and deadlines. The readable bits indicate a classified notice cluster about employment and service needs.
A scrambled OCR page lists numerous real estate and sale notices. Items mention houses for sale and rent, furnished apartments, loan offers, and rental rates. Names, locations, prices, and contact hints appear amid garbled phrases and stray product mentions. The text reflects a dense classifieds page with mixed listings across property, equipment, and services.
Fragmented dialog questions the value of education in societal status. A wealthy man cites education as the source of labor division, while a Philadelphia expert notes uncertainty about telephone usage benefits. The garbled OCR hints at early 20th century tech and social themes without clear dates or places.
Reports from Havana on June 1 describe anxieties in Cuba over accepting the constitutional appendix amid U S assurances. Delegates aim to avoid changes that would provoke a military takeover while awaiting official guidance. The election for Mayors and Aldermen proceeds as factions, led by Montoro and the Union Democratic party, rally support for Carlos Garcia.
Canada’s Challenger The Invader launched Monday at Oakville near Toronto is described with a length of 49 feet 6 inches and a beam of 28 feet. The vessel mounts a 42 foot mast and balance rudder, with mahogany decks and a 35 foot racing length expected to exceed the Beaver. Readers urged to notify Ontario officials with any information.
Notice of Election of Officers for The Pacific Land and Improvement Company Ltd. at its annual meeting June 7 at Yee Sing Tai Co. Honolulu. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Presidentess Pang Chong, Vice-President Chang Chan, and directors Lee King Chin, Pang Lum Mow, Yer Yap, and Yip S. Young. Secretary Aly Shew signs.
In Apia Samoan affairs unfold as Gustav Kunst expands steamship links to San Francisco and Honolulu. The German governor notes a pending position for Malietoa while three powers face questions over promised annuities and education, amid tension with Pago Pago trade and territorial assets.
Public notice by Anna A Perry trustee seeks a decision on dividing a boundary fence between the Wallupe district inland land and the Niu land owned by Charles Lucas and Mrs. Charles Iene. Interested parties must appear June 14, 2001 at 10:00 a.m. in Honolulu before A B Wood chair, J A Gilman, M K Cook to determine fence type, ownership share, and construction timeline.
Weather Bureau notes June 12 with temperature, barometer, and humidity. Passengers arriving from Kona and distant ports listed alongside ships departed for Manila, Hilo, Kauai, Molokai, Maul ports, and other destinations. Names of ships and individuals are recorded in a dense coastal shipping log format.
New York dispatch quotes Gen. G B Williams denying rumors of a Russian revolution. He describes Russia as peaceful, asserts no extraordinary security around the czar, and counters claims of a student disturbance at a cathedral. The interview notes asides about sensational wire reports and references to literary anecdotes.
Fine residence for sale offered for Mr Douglas Collins on School Street between Fort and Nunn Streets. Grounds well planted with trees. Main house well built in good repair with large double parlors extra large dining room late hall extra large bedrooms and a bathroom with hot and cold water. Large kitchen five cell portion cemented with an extra stove and stationary washtub. Large rear yard a barn stables and servant's house. Frontage on Schonstrat 85 feet, depth 216 feet, total acreage. Jas F Morgan Queen Street.
Three new two story houses on Beretania near Pilkol street offer five bedrooms parlor sitting room dining room reception hall kitchen pantry and large yards with cement walks connected to the sewerage system. Occupancy around June 1 with rent 36 per month. A further new house is available on Kinau street with unspecified rent.
Rental notice for a furnished residence by C J McCarthy outlining a large yard with fruit and shade trees a parlor dining room pantry kitchen large bedrooms servants quarters stalls for two horses and a carriage room and a requirement for good care of the premises. Apply to JAS F Morgan 65 Queen Street.
An old advertisement touts Honolulu dental parlors offering pain free extractions and fillings using a patented method. It claims gold, crown and silver fillings, free examinations, and specialists with 12 to 20 years experience and ten year warranties, promising exact pricing after assessment.
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