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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR records show scattered words like Alameda, May, and numbers, lacking clear action or event. The text resembles a botched transit or schedule fragment with place names and dates but no coherent report or outcome to summarize.
Pacific Mail Steamship Co Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co and Toyo Kisen Kaisha announce sailings with stop at Honolulu. The record lists vessel names and dates including MAR 18 and APR 18, plus destinations Hong Kong and Manila with limited leg details and ports.
Timetable fragment shows train routes Yor Walanao Waislua Kahuku and Honolulu service with morning and evening departures. Mentions limited stops at Ewa Mill and Way and a two hour fast train from Mailewa to Honolulu arriving 10 10 p m on Sundays.
Bishop & Co. issues commercial and travelers letters of credit via Bank of California and The London Joint Stock Bank Ltd London. Correspondents for American Express Co and Thus Cook & Son, interest allowed on term and savings bank deposits.
A clearest readable fragment shows Alexander Baldwin company figures linked to a project named Batowmeeees with mentions of individuals such as E Paxton and W O Smith, plus references to a view or press context and various initials. The text is highly garbled OCR and lacks complete sentences or verifiable details.
Claus Spreckels and Company in Honolulu offers exchange and banking services with international connections. They advertise letters of credit and traveler’s credits, deposits received, loans, and exchange operations with major banks including San Francisco New York London and Paris.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists multiple companies and agents including Castle & Cooke, Ewa Plantation Co, Waimea Sugar Mill Co, Wahiawa Water Co, and The New England Life Insurance Co, with references to St Louis and Hartford fire and surety interests, suggesting an old business directory or advertisement page.
The document lists Irwin & Co executives including Lea WM Irwin as President and Manager, MO G Spreckels as Vice President, CIFRARD as another Vice President, WW Whitne as Vice President, Richard Iver and Ww F Wilson also named in leadership roles.
A fragmented OCR fragment lists sugar factors and commission agents including Jeeante Stramento in San Francisco California and several manufacturers and transport bodies such as Maluwin Locomotive Works in Hile ips and Pacific Transportation Co in San Francisco. The text shows a network of merchants and suppliers across New York and San Francisco with unclear roles and titles.
The document lists the First American Savings and Trust with subscribed capital of 100,000 pounds and paid up capital of 100,000 pounds. Cecil Brown is named president and M. P. Robinson is vice president, with a cashier and other officers noted.
C Brewer and Co list its Queen Street office in Honolulu Hawaii as agents for Ookala Sugar Plant Honomu Sugar Co Walluku Sugar Paper Co Planters Line of San Francisco Packets. Officer names appear as Cosbs Provident George Robertson vice president treasurer and auditor Ps J Re Galt.
A damaged public notice lists B. F. Dillingham Co Litter General Agent for Manchester Insurance Company of London and York Underwriter’s Agency. It mentions floor location and a welding or stamping failure at Stangenwald Blog.
Aging notices list WMG Irwin and Co Ltd and commercial insurers including The Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool along with various European firms from Edinburgh to Germany in a scattered prewar insurance directory.
A chaotic report details a prolonged House opposition to a Senate order, with a blocked vote count and tensions running high. The account mentions attempts to pass a controversial French artist bill and a broad political standoff affecting lawmakers, staff, and public reaction amid a fraught legislative week.
A misreaded notice lists officers for Kipaholt Sueay Company with President Paul R. Teenbery, View President W. Prot, Treasurer F. Kinny, Auditor, and other roles. The source text is garbled but indicates the assignment of corporate officers and a meeting context.
In a scrambled report the Hawaii Mi Co Ltd held a gathering at the Weehawken attic venue with Wes Geledders and Alec tent seated. Officials listed include President TF Mackfeld, Vice President Paul Retenho, and Secretary A Tanedere.
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