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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
8
A school teacher testifies about travels and peculiar encounters, describing a Philippine letter from a white man detailing life among indigenous groups, language, customs, and isolation in Laon province. The narrative blends travel notes with impressions of remote terrain, hunger, and longing to return to Honolulu.
Arrivals and departures at the channel wharf include City of Peking from Hongkong and Yokohama with passengers from Hongkong. lists ships and vessels bound for Maul, Molokal, and Kanai ports. Passenger lists show numerous names including A. Waleti, T. Alexander, and D. C. Little among others.
A fragmented notice describes an event titled Hawaiian Reception Day in Honolulu on a Friday in March with hours listed. It also mentions a district court proceeding, a bankruptcy case against lacrone chit onganiand, and calls to creditors to attend, prove claims, and appoint a trustee, with details scattered and incomplete.
An announcement from the McHeyde Signe Conspans Limited invites members to a gathering at Aw wembly Hallemhowe on Friday March 27 1902 at 10 o clock. The meeting will include bonding discussions, transfer of stock, and a tribute to friends and Will Ramny Th e mels. The event is hosted by Castle & Cow Hid and Treas McHeyde Signe Company.
In the Supreme Court of the Territory of Hawati an October term ruling addresses amendments to transcript procedures. The clerk, Henry Smith, orders swift provision of accurate stenographic transcripts after verdicts, with payment terms and timelines for furnishing copies, and outlines duties of parties and counsel in securing and delivering transcripts for appeals and related proceedings.
The article notes Reverend W H Rice leading temperance efforts after arrival. Superintendent Hite and Mr Kee promote the cause with meetings at Parvin Church and nearby halls. Westervelt and others plan plantation visits to spread temperance messages during the week.
A very long funeral procession accompanied the body of William J. Auld to Nuvaru Cemetery in Honolulu. Nearly a hundred carriages followed the horse-drawn hearse, with Masonic bodies and many Hawaiian attendees. Attending officers included Prince David Kawasqanakoa and Attorney General Dole as honorary pallbearers. The Dead March in Saul played by the government band marked the escort from Temple to Beretania Street and at the grave site.
A long, jumbled OCR list names numerous guests and households across cities including Chicago Denver New York and Davenport. The fragment references an Admiral nation invitation to a German dinner and toasts to Miss Dowey-Howton and Mire Dowey-Howton with health wishes.
Agents for multiple sugar concerns including Hawaiian Agricultural Co Ookate Susy Plant Co Quomen Sugar Co Honomi Sugar Co Wailuku Sugar Co Makow Sugar Co and The Planters Line of San Francisco Packet. Listed officers include ML Cooke president George Robertson manager KP Ishay Tred Bourdiary Col W FB 2 Pop Jones HK Wa and Geo Ke Carter directors.
Public auction Friday March 14 at 12 noon at 1050 Richards Street between Sharf Way and Hotel. Buildings and outbuildings listed as C28, including a gold coin and 15 items for removal. Event held at the premises with parcels to be removed by buyers.
The steamer Eureka of the Globe Navigation Company reached Anahola yesterday morning and quickly moored. She began sugar loading and is expected back here on Friday to complete her voyage. Weather was favorable for mooring but delayed preparations for work. The Evening Bulletin, Territory’s largest weekly, offers sixteen to twenty pages at $1 per year.
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