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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1905
Page
9
The notice claims the association provides protection for every man and his family at a very small expense. It emphasizes easy membership, urging people not to hesitate or wait too long and to join now to be prepared for emergencies.
The John Ena arrived at Hilo from Bhanghal in a record voyage of 4920 miles marked as 1922 days. The run included a 310 mile stretch in one steamer day with an average daily distance of about 14 miles per day. The vessel will proceed to ballast and then depart for Philadelphia. The Evening Bulletin offers a $1000 prize display in the Schyman Carriage windows.
The session reviews numerous bills and committee reports including actions on agricultural and forestry measures Protecting the Hawaiian goose during the breeding season the bill to promote flag display and the joint conference on Longs bill. Other items cover mortgaged property foreclosure public documents preservation and sanitary district regulations for Honolulu. House adjourns until Monday morning.
Fragmented OCR text shows a claim about responsibility for debts without written order, naming CHAS HUBERT. Month and date appear garbled, with unclear location or authority. The readable portion suggests a legal or contractual dispute over debt liability and authorizing consent.
A fragment notes tidal and time comparisons among Kahului Hilo and Hono lulu Hawaii Standard Time. It cites a 1 30 p m whistle and Greenwich time alignment with reference meridian 157 80 degrees. The text is incomplete but records a time standard discussion.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention names such as Sumit Kinay Freeman and places like Nevaday and San Prandlven with times around 8 a small port activity. Content is incomplete with garbled spellings and missing context to define a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary text lists several names such as Anac hota Stine.twalani Mite and Anahota with ambiguous times and locations including Olympic Evans San Francisco and Richmond Nicolle Mantla with evening times. No coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable items.
Sailors aboard a British ship prepare to sail while U S and immigration authorities hunt a missing German seaman from the Antuco. Aboard the vessel the man is believed to be on board but has not been located by noon today. If found in town and proven intent to reside permanently in Honolulu he could face arrest under immigration law. The seizure rules hinge on international maritime law and possible jurisdiction over the Antuco.
The Mossman case was argued in the forenoon with jury deliberations starting at 11:40 a.m. and again after lunch. Indications point to a hung jury, as no verdict emerged before adjournment.
Bids will be received at this office on Wednesday next March 22 for transmitting and publishing laws of the Territory of Hawaii in the Hawaiian language. Specifications of application provided. Lowest bid not necessarily accepted. A. Inc. ATKINSON, Secretary of Hawaii. Honolulu March 16 1905.
The Supreme Court issued a unanimous ruling sustaining the circuit court decree which granted an injunction. The decision found removal would cause no appreciable injury to the freehold and that the defendant failed to show damages or liability, thus upholding equity to restrain actions.
A fragmentary record notes entries on March 17 and 18 1908 listing various names and actions. It mentions entries for record between Parker and Chang Suu Ful Yeon See WVF Frear and others, with times around morning hours and several private parties. The text is garbled but preserves names, times, and brief transfer or record actions.
A partial classified item mentions a sample room near King Street and Smith with rent noted as reasonable. Additional garbled text references a person named W and a postal area code 0860 with unclear neighborhood hints and foreign names.
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