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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
5
New stock arrives including Rain Gauges Mate TN large variety, cane knives, winch parts, semen ice wording unclear. Also stock of files cartridges sisal from 1 inch to 1 inch and plows including breaking plows.
Sugar deconta anti Carrie Nation drinks at Pantheon Saloon. Mins Roberts showcases Camille with Saturday matinee tickets selling fast. The estate of A A Dolron appears in New Today. The Board of Education met for routine business. Morison and Roberts perform Faust and Merchant of Venice to near sellout. Police court minor cases. auctions planned for March 27 and 26 by Morgan of household furniture. Pioneer Mill Co adjourned annual meeting set for March 28. Honolulu Photo Supply Co boasts large stock. Quarantine launch Owhy moves to quarantine wharf with crew quarters fitted and Captain Dalton seeking a cook.
In a morning session Governor Dole and the Executive Council considered Attorney General Doles exhaustive opinion on Desky's bid for a right of way for the Pacific Heights railway across government land to Nunanu street. The opinion notes revocability without compensation and urges Supreme Court guidance if needed. The council also noted delays from other state matters and a request for a Hawaiian exhibit at Pan American. A separate question on Downett's land stripping at Waianae lease end was left to the AG. A dealer's license was granted to M Sayers of Honolulu.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Jamon Plantarion Co and sugar industry terms with no coherent event or details available for a factual summary. The readable elements do not establish a person, place, organization, date, or outcome to support a proper headline.
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