Local and General News From the Bulletin Office
Notices on services and goods from diverse local businesses include autos and carriages, meals at The Royal Annex, Hawaiian Carriage Manty, weather notes, and industrial edition mailings. Legislative actions feature salary increases for deputy county attorneys and ongoing legal cases in Judge Whitney's court regarding land in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Annex
Manty. Co
Bulletin
Kearns
Meaghe & Co
Boston
Wineine
Lon Ann Kolos Chamber of Commerce
Lo Angeles
Theaendlands
Minn
Kate Woodard
Port Street
Kowm
Ani
New York
Korey Cathcart
Ixhee
WO. Emnith and Orhers
John
Keota Kapana
Jory
Whitney
Pualane
Honolulu
DULL DAY ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Trading was very light with only modest turnover. Prices showed slight moves as 200 shares changed hands at 30 while bid 29 3/4 held. St L Gs remained index menders. $9,000 in securities traded at 102. Hawaiian Sugar shares small blocks at 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oahnt
Elat & Sugar
Foreclosure Petition Filed in Circuit Court
Paul Muhlendorf M P Robina Jas Br Jaeger and Mrs M Allen of Leighton file a foreclosure petition in the circuit court under the will of 8 Allen deceased. The $2000 mortgage dated August 31 1899 is cited with interest and principal due. Hawuting Land Company named in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Muhlendorf
M. P. Robina
Jas BR. Jaeger
Allen
Leintgon
Amminer de Hawuting Land Company
Chauffeur Fined in Waikiki Road Incident
Manuel Mira, driving his auto into J. AR Vierra’s buggy on the Waikiki road, spilled the family on the thoroughfare. Judge Long fined Silva twenty dollars and costs. another charge of Curtoun defy ing was set for June 2. The steamer Claudine arrived with shipments including potatoes beans corn and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Mira
J. AR
Vierra
Waikiki
Tolice Court
Long
Silva
Stiva
Eastern hot wave reports heavy heat and deaths in city
A garbled dispatch describes extreme heat and multiple fatalities around the city, noting a large number of deaths and illnesses amid the Eastern hot wave. The text mentions Philadelphia and a late session, with counts and locations obscured by OCR errors.
Filipino mutineers captured near Davao in July clash
An unnamed Philippine Constabulary unit reports capturing mutineers after a night engagement. The clash left several leaders and vessels seized while forces pursued remaining combatants along the coast near Davao. Names and exact figures are unclear due to damaged text.
War Department Plans New Denim Display in Washington
June 24 report indicates the War Department will replace canvas displays with blue denim to showcase items of tin dentin ee ESE. The move aims to modernize presentation and enhance the exhibit at the national arty venue within the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Shopping News and Business Reminders From Local Sources
A chaotic OCR page highlights shopping notes and prompts for household repairs and auto services. It mentions various firms and offers in home improvement, automotive repair and paint, along with routine local business reminders and community notices.
Nipons Ships in Pacific Concert Sailings and Ceremonies
Readable fragments describe Nippon ships and a mid Pacific program of entertainment. Mentions Vancouver, ships, a committee on entertainment, ceremonial dinners, and gatherings in Nina Street vicinity. References to individuals and events imply a public pageant or naval entertainment schedule with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlw Inoat Poate
Wenny Panini
Chine
Kierdin
Erwin
Astute
Nina Street
Vinewart
Fragmented OCR Text Returns Nonsensical Tumult of Names
The readable fragments present a chaotic list of personal names places and terms with no clear narrative or event. It reads like a corrupted OCR dump lacking coherent facts dates or actions. The output preserves named individuals and locations but no definite story emerges.
Tenphone nonnes AP the THultatin attion TT NULLETIN
A fragmented bulletin item referencing AP notices and a 40 percent pay figure. The readable text indicates an internal office or room designation roome g56 with a bus office context and incomplete references to personnel or payroll terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenphone
Sea Wrens and Motor Launches For Sale
Sea Wrens and an 18 foot motor launch with 4 Cyeye Motne priced at 100 and 175 dollars respectively. complete. Auction and machine works at King Street and Opperte South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culables
Walkers, Moat and Machine Works
King St. Opperte South St
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Hnsone
VAL
Tegtan
Hall Park
Wowry
PB Matty
Morwtinta
Jooly
Hosugent
Wooly LY Lodge
Ieee
Orinley Lodge
Lotrvokanitaa
Censting
EA Aachen
Tao
Carmen
Woot Sey
Wrest
Oy Mm
Dee
Seow
Knights of Pyshred
DO Gan Ueilmon
Sachem
Felix Gouraud
Suurauden Cfe
Hopkins
Watsoes S'reet
New Tor
Thy
Telinkardt
Chamber's Drug Co., Ltd
King and Fort Sts
Blom’s
J. Alr. Vieira & Co
Dotel St
Boystons Elgin
Ingersoll
Dos
Schwartz
Hawn Islands
Honolulu Wire Bed Co
Kovidlunt Behe
M. A. Gunst & Co
BO Wall, Nichols Company
Cd Port and Merchant Sts
Hawaiian News Co., Limited
Alexander Young
Miss Power
208TON Building
Fort Street
Architects
A.B. Arleich & Co., Ltd
Fort
Eyenin Auiletiy
Stock Exchange
City Transfer Co
JAS. H
Lastanien
Davao
PPING
Senate
Vietor
Berietron Munte Co
The
Usion Electric Co
Harviean
Toto Weil
Sehadt
Murr
Gurrey
Kiarday
Roy
Luke
Makikh
Nippon's
Vancouver
Ceorved
Cee Aitieke
Nel Townsend
Mioe
Wille
Bike Shore Plier
Mike Mila
Rike Dietvete
Miles Mortimac
Carta
Ana Cawtieriity
Nacomh Fee
Wrenn Iin
Hongkong
Mary
Celestials
Captain Smith
Hulbert
Saul
Crete
Aabmlin
LWA
Gareveh
Cape
Bern
Pellerin
California
Islands
Earth
Henry May & Co., Ltd
Volt Amas
Huwn
Antaioon
Girdenwield
En Han
Ankved
Wediortian Dan Mon
Larelean Homann
Tad
Ieek
Lenny Pasinttie
Roedside Prati
Ahlan
Y Wit Vaneniier
Lish
Vekohanen
Jeoheim
Aleaa
Stee
Wlee
Dallohe
Hartston
Hagens Wi
Lovie
Damien Mili
Mane Tan
Motila
Aoiliewurn
Tvl
Behella
Warten
Shoaden
Hen
Hietani
Nhce Byaman
Jobe Mol
Rane
Alou
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