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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1904
Page
8
Guba crop issues and speculative activity press sugar markets downward. Analysts Willett and Gray warn the market’s top may not be reached. weather shifts in Cuba briefly boosted production but uncertainty remains. European demand and transfer of contracts add to volatility as Cuba and the United States report mixed weekly figures and stock changes.
Classified note seeks a couple for private family living with a lady and gentleman. Offers include $50 per month, hot and cold water, telephone, and electricity. Contact details appear unclear from the fragment.
A chaotic OCR item describes a children’s fair with mentions of iris and heyn, a Robineon residence event, Puritan Big School and Catholic System School parents, jokes about value, and a note about a charitable turn with adults contributing. The fragment also references a killing in a duty charge and a Miladelphid mention, creating a muddled scene of events and local orgs.
Mah date PS Company Lreenited hearty welcome atteet Herien te Mant Fiver wget the day With Captain Dal were a fine Swan Wing Served them. Mrs. Atherton of Monnliti, known as Mather Atherton, returns to Honolulu today with Mire. DH Cane Mine Gay accompanying. vessel Meraarten departs after two years in Wallitkin. Friends bid farewell with regret. Mine Gay accompanied by her mother. Some will retire to the Comm Mine Babt of the Settlement school. most vacate to Hayat then Talande. Public school students visit Makawao during vacation. Miky Thomas of Kamehameha Helmol visits Mian Turner of the Roltlemient Kelna. Orrant Mos Beans, hitherto with Kona Orphanage, now in Wai tuk. vacation on Maul. The Lyons Teaves depart for the Count today. Friends of the late Hob Bag Hal gathered at Mire Eaglint's Kahulai residence. large turnout, lodge members prominent. Hateakela Hawellan K. of The kindergarten and public schools closed with ex press notices. Catholic School closes for week. Kaahuma Chavon Sunday School celebrated Children’s Day. next Saturday a loan will be raised to aid Sunday school room.
A cable message indicates a witness was secured in San Francisco related to a transport line case. Marshal Hendry reported the witness Albert Vigera, Kerr, and another man were held in San Francisco amid threats and dangerous symptoms reported by Kerr’s party.
Tidal forecasts and coastal observations from Kalului and Honolulu quoted. Times adjusted to Hawaiian Standard Time, with Greenwich references. Weather notes include morning and night conditions, humidity, rainfall, and upper atmosphere indicators from a territorial meteorologist and various port reports.
Genevieve Dewnutt sues Wihler Co for damages of 441 plus loss from clothing. Plaintiff’s trunk contents including fine silk apparel recovered. J Dunne for plaintiff Kinney McClanahan Wint Cooper for defense. Witness Lyman testified. Judge Lindsay presiding. Diamond Head plea filed for 21 years unknown purpose. Ten Hawaiians appeared charged with night disturbance. some women reprimanded and discharged. others fined from 4 to 1.
Mortgagee announces intent to foreclose a 1901 Hawaiian loan to Malle and H Welewele and to sell the mortgaged property at public auction in Honolulu after three weeks notice. Auction set for June 7, 1904 at 12 noon at James F. Morgan's room. details via J M Vivas attorney. Also includes Kanai parcel description and Royal Patent No. 7210. Funeral notices and lodge assemblies follow.
The firm Bishop & Company dissolves its partnership between 8M Damon 8. E. Damon and HB. Wally by mutual consent. 8. M. Damon and Dh Won Wier will continue the business under the name Hina Mr. de Harrie MacKenzie will come to sign per procuration, and Rte. D. W. Anderson will sign per procuration. IMSHOP & CO, 20th, 1004, 276 Honotily.
Notice that animals described as 17, 19- bineke emit with Tin circle brand will be sold if not claimed by noon on Saturday July 2 104 at the Government Pound Makiki Kova Oahu. Poundmaster K Rokhons warns public to claim before the deadline.
The dedication of a new tomb for Hawaiian kings at the Mausoleum on Nuuanu Street drew a distinguished crowd. Hawaiian royalty members carried honors to the plot, with royal colors and symbols displayed. The Hawaiian Government Band and Kawalahio Church choir performed as Territorial officials and foreign representatives attended and Rastariok delivered an address.
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