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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1909
Page
24
An OCR readout shows a fragmented list of company names and dollar figures for sugar interests on Oahu. Items include Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co. and Oahu Sugar Co. with prices, session values, and a note to see latest sugar quotation at 3.96 cents per pound or 77.20 per ton.
The famous Frawley Company, disbanded years ago, plans a world tour under reorganized management. They will stop in Honolulu for three weeks of stock productions with Manager Adams of the Honolulu Opera House already booking dates.
The undersigned duly appointed administrator of the estate of Lale Pereira deceased at Honolulu calls all creditors to present authenticated claims with vouchers within six months at 26% Vineyard Street Honolulu or be barred. Dated May 9, 1908. Also an advertisement for sale of back set ranges and stoves by RMAURLUTH & LTD at 5 King Street.
Hon Charles W. Fairbanks returns from Hawaii visiting key points and praising those who helped make the trip pleasant. Mr Fairbanks will be guest of honor at the Men's League dinner Monday evening.
A Sunday parade by Kamehameha Cadets was planned for 4 PM on the school grounds. Earlier, a school track meet featured crowded bleachers, seven box shoe races, a shoe-picking contest, and a half mile contest won by Hitler, with girls from the Girls’ School presenting ribbons to winners.
The coroner's jury found Chun Bing died from injuries after falling from the roof of the new Catholic Mission building in Baltimore. The verdict attributes death to a wind gust causing him to tumble from a ladder, with no foul play or other factors identified.
The court yesterday issued findings of fact in a case involving James a Lawrie Georgy Cooke and Wm Smith v Territory of Hawaii. The decision moves toward a potential appeal to the United States Supreme Court as a preliminary step in the ongoing dispute.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Bulletin page lists five rooms along with various mixed terms and names, suggestive of an interior catalog or inventory entry. Content is unclear but preserves names and locations as readable entities. The fragmentary nature limits precise identification of the article's event or purpose.
The Bulletin lists a wide range of notices and happenings in Hawaii. It mentions promotions, theatre, oysters, and entertainment at venues like Royal Annex and Park, with references to local officials, merchants, and community figures. It references church and school activities, including Sunday school, prayer services, and upcoming events, alongside notes on equipment, manufacturing, and property matters affecting the Territory.
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