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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
7
A garbled report describes an incident where two Japanese women were allegedly taken near the Mall wharf by a man as a steamer departed before a search could begin. The text also references a legal section about judicial disqualification and recommends amendments affecting chief judges across circuits.
In a tight finish the Benedicts narrowly outpaced Lie Knuck in a 10 to 9 sprint drama at Highthorne, with a late surge from the Mingle men securing the win. The band and concert programs followed at Emin Square and Capitol grounds, featuring selections from The Favorite Regiment to The Star Spangled Banner. Territory Stables advertises reliable horses and drivers with free delivery and sale services.
The Wilder Steamship Company reports repair delays and ship shell conditions as several vessels from Kauil depart with cargoes. Steamer Zutandia and Hanalel Hhinawia are noted for passenger and sugar transport schedules, with mention of Kalas and Kalin routes and upcoming arrivals and departures for sugar shipments.
An OCR fragment reports time signals tied to Hawaiian Standard Time and Greenwich, mentions US Coast and Geodetic Survey data, and notes wind, temperature, humidity, and dew point. It lists passenger arrivals including Kalas, Marg, Movrvntey, Hoory Cannon, Madiet and Winggarave, with scattered names and places.
The circuit court jurors face an extended term as the trial of Natlantiit and Kangho ends with a verdict and sentences. Judge Humphreys handles Wallaku Sugar Company appeal while W. C Smith is named trustee for J. A. Wood’s estate. Photographic prints by King Bros. gain copyright notices amid Honolulu views and lei women imagery.
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