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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
6
A verbose Evening Bulletin page from Nondulu describes publishing details, pricing, and contact information. It includes editor Wallace Faurington and mentions Republican city charter, legal notices, and graft concerns with a blend of local commentary and scattered advertising references. The gibberish OCR text follows with unclear fragments and partial lines.
The Hawaii House debated Mahoe's report on Bill 26 with arguments by Emmeluth and supporters urging referral to the Committee on Public Lands. A petition from voters in the First Judicial District sought immediate consideration and repeal measures, while other petitions concerned maritime transport and tax relief, with committees postponing action.
The readable fragments discuss Kamenehamena schooling and economy, mentioning studies and methods, with references to the Kamehamena school and local economic conditions. It notes comparisons of studies taught, perceptions of economic tone, and debates over educational content and policy.
Maternity Home on Terr tate street hosts a luau style event with a long list of attendees and officials including named local figures and doctors. The gathering features elaborate tables, royal references, and a charitable aim as Shriners dancing is planned from 4 to 1, 2 with proceeds noted.
In a fragment from the city athletics page the three mile foot race is described as a standout event. The race runs from the Monn hotel to the Opera House with a large crowd anticipated and strong entries from multiple clubs and athletes.
A chaotic docking scene on the Sonoma waterfront drew a large crowd as the pilot battled confusion and crowding during berthing. Passengers aboard the steamer rushed to disembark, with reports noting delays, injuries, and a tense halt at the wharf as authorities struggled to manage the influx of travelers.
The collector of Comtome issues certificates for steamship lines subject to inspection. A batch was delivered to Invereteland Company for several steamers. Certain vessels require a special permit for refined petroleum transport. Names listed include Maheo Keaton Noea Malthie with various passenger counts and deck placements.
FOR SALE The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the Beach with a 60 foot road on the east side adjoining Kamehameha Girls School to the sea. Cross roads will be opened between blocks. every lot fronts a road. elevation 40 feet rising to 50 feet above sea level. No swamps, no frost. An offer exists to sell part to a large manufacturing company. prices expected to rise soon. Ground superior to any tract in the market with pipes laid along the upper portion. Terms expected to be the best in twenty years in Honolulu. For terms or more particu
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