Train Rescue After Heavy Rain Delays Honolulu Line
A derailment near Alaat caused by heavy rain halted the Honolulu to Katine service. Train No. 12 faced a perilous position with no immediate telephone, the locomotive detached and diverted to Leyond Pour City, while passengers were shuttled by another train. Superintendent Dennison coordinated a rapid response as crews recovered the stalled cars and resumed service. The storm's impact was widespread, but the Evening Bulletin notes its status as the Territory’s largest weekly edition.
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Mlwal
Hagener
Katoh
Arain
Alaat
Henolile
Pleht
Cellel
Auranta
Honotale
Kati Wit
Awkeh
Ewa
Anil
Twe Mill
Dennison
Leyond Pour City
Leyond Pour City, Take Lat Passengers From No. 12
Plantation troubles threaten Kona crop harvest in 1902
CORRESPONDENT from North Kona reports mounting difficulties at the Kona plantation as labor shortages, court actions, and financial mismanagement imperil the harvest. Rumors of a new receiver, bondholder decisions, and creditor claims loom as uncertainty over labor, rents, and future operations grows. March 2, 1902.
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Beatt
Tal
Kona
Ana
Holden
Howev
P Hatlon
North Kon
Mar
Kinau's Sailings Change to 4 P.M. For Tomorrow
The Kinau steamer under Captain Freeman will sail for Hilo and other ports at 4 PM tomorrow instead of 12 noon due to quarantine waits for Japanese laborers.
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Wilter
Kinau
Freeman
Hilo
Weather and sailing notices from Punahou port
Weather report and ship movements from Punahou including temperatures around 64 to 74 with light winds and a forecasted growth period. Numerous arrivals and departures listed with passenger lists for Maul and Hilo routes and ships such as W. G. Hall and Claudine.
GOING TO THE COAST
A list of intending passengers for the Oceanic steamship Alameda bound for San Francisco on Wednesday April 17 includes Mine D Oyley J W Howe and wife Mrs Bendon Mra Ben etc. The roster features numerous names from families and couples with children and a governess.
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Alameda
San Francisco
Mine D'Oyly
J. W. Howe
Mra. Benden
Mins Ben- Mra
T. Cole
Silue J. Kaul
Averdam
Dr. Colty
Mia. W. Ba. Haywelden
Mine G. Clark
Douglas
D. Haven
Marti
Btryker Young Kin
H. M. Levy
I. MH. Wilcox
W. H. Maye
Mr. Fountain
Mr. Wortham
J. D. Ryan
James Dubala
Design Your Own Ted Ca Books If We Decide
Readers are invited to design their own Ted Ca books with support offered if a decision is reached. The note mentions help and pricing guidance as part of the arrangement, referencing an evening bulletin as a possible outlet or event context.
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Evening Bulletin
New partnership formed in Honolulu firm Kulent & Jordan
Notice dated March 29 1902 announces a co partnership between Frederick W Knight and Frank H Jordan to operate Shullder and Contractora in Honolulu Hawaii under the firm name Kulent & Jordan. The ad promotes Pain Killer as a popular remedy for dysentery cholera mortus rheumatism coughs and colds with prices 60 and 60 cents.
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Shullder and
Hono Wi
Island of
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Kulent & Jordan
Frederick W. Knight
Prank H. Jordan
Honolulu
Perry Dai
Church Transfer in Alextican Church Ceremony
Tomorrow a formal Bishopric transfer will occur at the Alextican Church with a 10 20 morning prayer service. The rite will include the transfer of Bishop Willow’s trust to Bishop Nichola and the sealing of papers followed by Holy Communion. Also mentioned are a loan request to Congressman Ketcham and a note on public notices from the Washington Post.
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Bishopre Trust
Willow
Nichola
Ketcham
New York
Washington
King Streets
Main
Ketchum
Washington Post
Bark Topgallant Gold Sold by Walker Brothers
The old Topgallant, who raced Hotten Row near the harbor for many moons, was sold to the Walker Brothers this afternoon. The new owners plan to use her on a boatbuilding estate project.
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Ewa
Walker Brothers
Une
Estaty
Bright's Disease Trial In San Francisco Ends In Sale
A group of businessmen paid 112.00 for a Bright's Disease and Diabetopathy treatment named Bright’s Dinvane and Diabetop. They began testing on November 15, 1900, using physicians to select incurable cases. By August 26, 87 percent of cases were improving, with 1 percent failing. results and committee reports will be mailed free on application.
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San Francisco
Bright
Mrs L S Mesick Secures Hawaiian Insurance Agency
Mrs L S Mesick of 108 School Street Honolulu has secured the general agency for the Hawaiian tolande from John J Fulton Co of San Francisco California Ink and deitey Honolulu will be uped from
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School Street
Honolutu
John J. Fulton Co
Montgomery &I
San Francisco
Cal
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Beaver
H. J. Molte
Seattle
Tacoma
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C. P. Morse
Pioneer Hotel
Lahaina
Freeland
Kinau'e
Goa
Dinchand Head
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Reem
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Ami
Mary Ke
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Ke Au Hou
Monher
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James Maker
Tullett
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Nepal
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Aline
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Thompaon
Kalo
Hleole
Hanapepes
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Gloole
Hananene
Doom
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Milo
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Church
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Smith
J. J. Drummond
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Alexander
Kahlil
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Mrs. Alien
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Yank
Atwitt
MMO
Elaem Hroken
Price
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Howe
Abe
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D. & G. Roses
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A. A. Montano
A. A. Montano Millinery and Dressmaking House
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Beretunis Ave
Punt
Abadie & CO
Geo. W. Page
F. W. Beardalce
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Elite
T. H
Decker, Fernandes & CO
JAS. F
Morgan
Queen St
WM. G. Rogers
Aly Kea Street
Jawailan Hotel
Archibald N. Sinclair
Omcen
Boston
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White
Hoare
Fred Harrison
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