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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1904
Page
7
Legal notice notes J. R. Shaw, DY, as a party in infirmary and practice, calling attention to sale of mountain violets described as fresh, fragrant, and priced at the corner of Hotel and Fort streets on Saturday and Tuesday afternoons.
A long legal notice announces removal to new offices at 64 Bishop Street Honolulu near King Street, plus details of mortgage foreclosures on properties in Honolulu. It covers guardianship actions for Annie Thelma K. Parker, court orders appointing a guardian ad litem, publication of notices, service of process, and dates for hearings in the First Judicial Circuit. The document references parcels in Puna and land at Paauhau, and lists officials including J S Low as guardian ad litem and Geo D Gear as judge, with dates in 1904.
A chaotic OCR haul records numerous 1904 Honolulu property transfers and liens. Names like Hannah Becker, Grace Bam, Angela Ciutia, Sparco Spreckels, and Walter tr appear alongside addresses, dates in June April and June 1904, and dollar amounts from 100 to 2,500. The fragmentary list mentions at least one lot sale, various estate actions, and recorded dates, implying a land records page with multiple assignments and notices.
A report explains Japanese women gaining education through a new university. Professor Asu visits the University of California to study organization and instruction for women. He contemplates a year of research and notes American methods and life influence the project. More than 600 women study with 50 teachers including graduates from Yale, Michigan, Wellesley, and Wesleyan.
Tourists planning a daylight cruise around Molokai to view its famous emu coastlines and fertile valleys can board the new steamer Likeltieo. Sailings depart Monday afternoon and return Tuesday night, with additional trips Friday night. Full details at Willer's Steamship Company Office.
Japanese infantry attacked the fortified Nanhan Hill position under heavy artillery and naval fire. The Russian defense held after fierce bayonet fighting as Japanese forces, split across divisions, pressed the breach with determined assaults and surged toward the Ku UI left, while Russian and Japanese artillery exchanged fire until dusk.
In Salt Lake City on May 19 Dr. F. F. Wilcox city health commissioner was attacked by a white bulldog in a dark alley. He defended himself with a walking cane and brutal blows to the dog, which finally retreated after about fifteen minutes. Wilcox was severely injured, his overcoat shredded, and he was taken home to recover. The dog was later to be shot.
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