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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
5
The ceremony dedicated the vessel amid a public gathering, with officials praising the mission and stressing unity. Local representatives, including Attorney Brewart, attended as dignitaries spoke on progress and community impact. A reception followed, reflecting on the era and future defense efforts.
Amid parliamentary confusion in the Hawaii House, Mahoo's report to Reject Bill 26 triggers a clash over vaccination law renewal and education funding. The session reviews a transportation petition, allocations, and a committee report citing Penal Law sections and 1490 Seation Laws, with Roberson presenting related petitions.
A garbled text fragment recounts diverse people and places, mentioning a list of individuals such as Lewi Ginette and Keemehamne, with scattered references to locations, dates, and actions. The passage reads like a damaged court or meeting record, lacking clear structure or actionable details.
Maternity home luau plans are finalized for a Saturday gathering featuring Shrineee attending as a guest with a lavish feast. The event includes a large guest list and coordinated entertainment as families and community members prepare for the celebration.
A historical report details certificates for various steamship reservations and permits. It lists passenger counts by cabin and deck for ships at multiple ports, including Likely locations such as Inter Island Confectionery and related dockside facilities, with passenger totals ranging into the hundreds.
A fragmented report describes a foot race with competitors including Minette, Milt Vine, and Stivers. The piece references training, endurance, and the event's timing, with unclear details about place names and exact results.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a crowd gathers near a flooded waterside where debris and a mud bank hinder movement. A woman is rumored to have driven a large wagon through the area, while onlookers describe the treacherous footing and swift currents.
The report notes Silva and Vivas involved in a local matter titled This City, Subsilbs, on Island. Mirah and Hawai are mentioned with improvised improvements to the Wavnpayed scheme.
For sale the Kapiolani Tract runs from King Street to the Beach with a 66 foot wide road on the east side adjoining the Kanichameha Girls School. Roads will link blocks, every lot fronts a road, elevation from forty to ten feet above sea level, no swamps, no trespass. An offer to buy a charter by a manufacturing company may be accepted. Ground is described as superior, terms offered are the best in twenty years in Honolulu.
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