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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
8
A detailed list of departures and arrivals from the ship route between Honolulu and San Francisco. It notes sailings on Tuesday and Thursday, with times around 4 pm and 9 pm, plus crew and passenger rosters including families and multiple named individuals. Weather and tide notes are included alongside port names Kabihut and Hilo.
The Supreme Court today issued a decision in the MG Silva matter involving Charles S. Lesley and Bruce Watling & Company on a breach of contract claim. The lower court awarded the plaintiff a judgment of 1486, which the High Court affirmed, with issues over an advance payment, deed, and subsequent delays. The case was argued by Frear, Galbraith, and Larry Andrews for the plaintiff, and Kinney, Balin, McClantiston, and N.H.A. Bigelow for the defendant. The proceeding also notes a separate order approving a report by Commissioner George Dunn and a receiver’s handling of proceeds and costs.
Hon. Sewall, back in Washington, meets lawmakers and Solones companions at the Metropolitan Club while pressing the ship subsidy bill toward passage. He reports sentiment favorable in the South after recent travels and urges support among legislators.
A dense OCR fragment lists housing rental offers and personal notices alongside job ads and sale pitches. It mentions rooms for rent, furnished accommodations, wares, watches, and various trades, with scattered names and locations embedded in a noisy text stream. The jumble includes requests for exchanges, employment inquiries, and miscellaneous goods, all in a 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
Captain Dean S Webster of Chicago and Howard Blackbur of Gloucester plan a two person open boat race across the Atlantic. Start from Bermuda, finish at Lisbon. Webster accepts the challenge and aims to prove maritime supremacy with a specially crafted craft that he believes can weather mid ocean storms.
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