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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
6
Fragments show financial figures and commodity terms with several garbled entries. Notable items include a price listing around 3.92 cents and 78.40 per ton, with multiple unreadable labels and unit indicators interspersed throughout the text.
A cluttered local column lists pamphlets and merchandise offerings at the Bulletin office. Mentions of ship arrivals and departures, hotel dining, and assorted bustling town notices intermingle with names like Campbell and Mauna Kea, plus small ads for services and goods.
A flawed dispatch reports Sheriff Sorcery and associates traveling to Kahuna by telegraph then by road seeking missing Jamaicans from a plantation. No leads emerged. authorities stress difficulty in obtaining usable information.
Court records show a foreclosure filing against estate interests tied to The Hilo Star Company and related parties. The action names Ceol Frown and HM Von Hor as trustees, with notes about land transactions and payment obligations to settle a promissory note.
A damaged OCR shows Withers Farewell concert by the Tarcell orchestra at the Opera House on Tuesday June 22. The program includes works by Mendelssohn Chopin and other composers with solos by Charles Hennets and Charles Renner. The event features performances across varied arrangements and attendees, reflecting a formal Classical recital.
The Coroner's Jury found that Henry Wetherill died from a blow or blows to the head and body. The verdict cited a fatal event at the hands of a person or persons unknown, with injuries including fractures and wounds. The inquest assessed instruments used and described the fall and trauma leading to death.
A Shakespearean interlude titled PEOLAHO by ANE EE WH was slated for the Young Hotel tonight but was postponed. Authorities cited immigration and permit concerns delaying the performance and a confrontation with local officials is anticipated.
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