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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
5
At the annual stockholders meeting in Honolulu on February 27, 1905, W Pfotenhauer J F Hamburg H Wodehouse W LANZ were elected as directors for the coming year with LANZ named secretary.
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at the chamber of commerce room in Honolulu on Thursday March 9 2008 at 4 00 p m The stock books will be closed for transfer from February 5 to March 9 The treasurer M Bwanzy Honolulu February 23 1005 published March 26 March 1 3 7
Under authority, the Honolulu Hardware Company Limited petitions for dissolution. Objections must be filed by March 2, 1905, noon, at the Capitol Building in Honolulu. Those wishing to be heard must attend, to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
On March 4 1905 a public auction will occur at the front entrance of the Judiciary Building Honolulu for adjoining property of the late W J Wilcox. Parcel 42 500 square feet priced at 100 cash terms. Apply Department of Public Lands for details.
When women suffer from menstrual trouble backache or nervous debility the advertisement touts Lelia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy. It claims wide endorsement and welcomes women to write for advice, listing Lyon as the contact and promising relief from symptoms such as irregular or painful menstruation leucorrhea and womb displacement.
The Jones murder trial nears conclusion as the defense summons witnesses and the prosecution presents rebuttal testimony. Dr Sinclair, a quarantine station official, says he does not believe the defendant was insane given the circumstances. W. W. Goodale of Walalia Plantation will testify for the prosecution about Jones at Naalobtt in Kay.
In Beckley on March 2, 1003 a child was born to Mr and Mrs LK. The report notes a private code of fifty for life and mentions a telegraph bill around fifteen thousand dollars yearly. The item emphasizes importance placed on secrecy and personal measures.
Extreme reductions on men's colored negligee shirts begin Monday March 6. Last shirt sale sold out quickly, this sale offers a larger quantity with many patterns and quiet tasteful designs. Included are broken lines of pajamas hose nightshirts neckties jersey sweaters boys' colored shirts dress suitcases and leather bags.
A jumble of local notices reports a rumored Jockey Club meeting next week and notes on arrests. Several items detail job ads and rooms for rent at 124 Fort street, steamer schedules, and store window displays. Police reports include indictments, arrests for liquor sales, sodomy charges, and a Dutch alert of a death by suicide at a plantation. A kindergarten association meeting highlights trachoma cases and care. A new subscriber offer features a Metropolitan Magazine prize contest and free gifts.
PUES REFSE K Tomogawa, a Japanese national, was arrested by U S Marshal Hendry on a peonage charge after allegedly abducting a Japanese woman from the residence of El Paris under suspicious circumstances. At a District Court hearing, officials found no immediate facts to justify committal and he was released.
An archival notice lists Claus Spreckels & Co and a network of international banks and exchanges. It notes deposits received and loans made on approved securities, with travelers credits and bills of exchange sought, and collections promptly accounted for.
A historical notice states the First American Savings and Trust Co shows paid up capital of 200000.08 dollars with additional up capital figures noted. The fragmentary data references cribbed capital and financial amounts in a corporate listing.
The Yokohama Space Bank lists its head office in Yokohama and branches in Bombay, Kobe, London, San Francisco, Shanghai, Tokio, and other locations. It engages in general banking business including collection bills of exchange drafts and letters of credit. The Honolulu branch at 67 King is noted for printing services.
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