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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
10
Von Hamm Young Co addresses a catalog of wet own brands including Packard Pope Hartford Stevens-Duryes Cadillac Tanmias Pryer Hatch Overland Haker Bleatrie and others. The fragment notes multiple makes and brands in a trade listing from the company.
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A garbled dispatch recounts Waller's remarks favor Taft and Clark amid factional rhetoric. Distant references mention Roosevelt, Denver, and shifting alliances, with unclear quotes and scattered names suggesting a volatile political scene.
The document outlines Hawaii North Kohala pest control rules empowering the Board of Agriculture and Forestry to destroy or cut back wild guava and other fruit trees on land under its authority. Inspectors may examine fruit, baggage, and merchandise arriving at ports to confiscate or destroy uninspected fruit and items.
Sunday sermons in city churches drew large crowds as pastors preached on faith and daily life. At First Methodist, John W. Wad Mul cited Philippians 2:4, while Central Union offered a “Like John” sermon from A. A. Kherolo. St. Andrew’s discussed Christian missions. readers note the daily life references and the educational programs tied to Mid-Pacific Institute. Two local students, graduates of the University of California, pursue teaching roles amid wartime educational efforts.
A late report from Washington discusses funding for the Nawiliwili harbor project on Kauai. Details reference proposed federal appropriations and local support during December discussions, with officials outlining costs and potential economic impact amid questions of timing and oversight.
The Panuhon Sugar Company reports a hopeful outlook for the year with financial movements noted. Shares, asset adjustments, and crop estimates dominate the balance sheet as of October 9, 1912, with capital restructurings and value changes affecting the company’s reported equity.
Harbor officer John Weiny pursues a Chinese woman sought by San Francisco police, believed to be near the Siberia at Alukea wharf. The case involves a missing wife rumored to carry jewels, with warnings of a possible attempt to board a Trans-Pacific liner for the Orient. The manhunt centers on Weday and the hoped-for discovery of the woman, named May Hong, described as pretty and almond-eyed.
Fragmented report details two groups of gamblers and drinkers fined by Judge Mankare at HuoeTing court. Names and places are garbled but reference to Japanese detainees, a Bulgarian headquarters, and fines around five pence to four dollars appear amid unclear allegations.
A damaged report describes opium findings aboard the Siberia during a contraband seizure. It notes inspectors uncovering concealed items, arrests of several individuals, and the ship’s arrival on February 20. The captain faces a possible fine for harboring contraband.
Mrs E S Wilder widow of the late Hon Avi Chatinees Wilder died Saturday night at her home Menengohe Trent. She had been a resident of the region for many years and was well known in the community. Her eldest son Judee Gaed her K. Witder also died previously in April, marking a family with several longtime residents.
William C. Kinney, longtime resident of Gates site, passed away Saturday evening at home. He was born June 15, 1838, to Georgiana W. Lewitt and He Wika, married to his wife Wallir 1 Riney, and leaves a son and daughter. Funeral plans uncertain as family mourns the loss of a husband father and veteran.
Details outline dissolution of Makawell company with capital stock and share values. The filing lists required steps, trustee roles, and beneficiary names while noting ongoing obligations to creditors and tax authorities. Officials and dates reference the Hawaiian agency involved in the dissolution process.
Plans for a new wharf feature extensive harbor updates including rail connections from the Dah Raltrowl line, a covered pedestrian passage, and an apron under a shed roof. The project foresees improved storage, safer freight handling, and expanded shed space on the cow wharf to streamline unloading and extend the terminal area.
Fragmented OCR recounts a middle aged diabetic patient at a Philadelphia manufacturing firm. It mentions severe weight loss, extreme condition, physicians providing palliative care, and unclear recovery claims with references to candidates and a wager related to disease outcomes.
The Hawi Territory Republican Committee issues the Official Call for the Territorial Convention to be held April 15 1912. Electors are urged to attend at the meeting place in Klee to elect delegates and establish district representation and rules for the convention.
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