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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary text lists partial street names and local places including Wahake, Pasayah, Waters, Kings, Wil, and Valley. No coherent event or date present. The passage resembles a damaged directory or ad page snippet with unreadable sections and stray capitals.
Hawaiian Automobile Company announces special coupon book rates for automobile parties with driver restrictions. Drivers must show rate sheets and disputes are to be settled by the company with rebates and adjustments as needed. Office is on King Street under Manager Louis T Grant.
York Herald reports Professor A. L. Totten, ex Yale military instructor, has drafted a horoscopic interpretation of Revelation titled Christ's Crypto-gram. He links biblical visions to planetary arrangements, asserting St John witnessed a throne amid a celestial ring of planets and the twelve elders, blending astrology with scriptural imagery.
A garbled historical snippet discusses camphor derived from coal byproducts and its limited use, then shifts to references about Chinese imperial authority and Manchu attire, followed by mentions of opium, coffee consumption by country and per capita figures, with fragmented remarks on Russia and European tastes. The piece weaves scattered facts and odd observations across eras and regions.
In Seattle’s scene the Rainier beer draws crowds at the Criterion Saloon with beer on tap and bottled options. Patrons discuss the brew’s appeal as city life moves to its regular rhythm.
Fragmented OCR lists real estate instruments filed for record with scattered names and initials. The incomplete text mentions Magie Toane, options like second party and various initials, plus individuals including Cisse, ERM Chong Chow, Wahine, Sook ian, Kereta Young, and others, indicating a catalog of recorded transactions without clear details.
A garbled May 1901 entry compiles land purchases mortgages and transfers in Hawaii. Names include Nita Hawaii Matus Oahu Kawao and bank parties First Bank of Hawaii with dates May 4 7 and 2 9 1901. Amounts noted include 130 and 2200 dollars with page references and recorded dates May 7 1901.
Washington reports the rural delivery program overspent its 9.5 million annual allowance for the coming year. With about 4,000 routes active, the department must halt further plans until a new appropriation or Congress action. About 1 million remains to be allocated, threatening additional route reductions and higher maintenance costs.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Y M C A athlete exhibition with events like marching, dumbbells, parallel bars, springboard, pyramid, and relay races. Named leaders include Ben H Clarke and A J Coates, with various Junior and Senior participants listed in a festival style program.
The Attieth Anniversary was celebrated at the home of A. Frank Cooke on King serve. Officers for the coming year were elected directors include Rev. C Hi, Guillet resisten, Lorrin Andrews, Irensier Lyle A. Dickey, Rev. W. D. Westervelt and Minn MA. Chamberlain. An adjourned meeting will be held at J. B. Atherton’s home. Also an advertisement for remedies and a note about Honolulu Photo Supply Co. stock reductions.
The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co offers purchase options and rapid document handling. They advertise skilled notary work and special certificates issued from the date of issue, inviting inquiries for details and information.
Notices include removal of offices to Stangewald Building by Hatch and Silliman, delinquency notice on McBryde Sugar Co stock, demand for payment to Mesure Thea Davies & Co, dissolution of the partnership of John Querkirks Pred Harrison and Wed England with The We De Erglad Plummbing Co Ltd succeeding, and an election of officers notice for a firm in Hawaii with names A V Gea and A Rostin.
Bank of San Francisco and Union Bank of Siméon noted in coverage of regional finance. Merchants and exchange firms like American Exchange and others appear in the same report, highlighting banking activity and investor interest in the city.
Transact a general banking and exchange business with letters of credit issued and available in principal world cities. Interest on fixed deposits after July 1, 1898. Rates: 2 percent for day note, 3 months 3 percent, 6 months 4 percent, 12 months 4 percent. The thin form bears no interest unless undisturbed for one month.
Monay loaned on approved securite A Savings Bank for monthly deposite. Houses built as the monthly asta piar. Twentieth Merl: of Stock is pam opened. OFFICERS T F Lansing President B Rose Vice Provident Gray Treasurer AY Gear Directors T F Lansing Rowe Y Gear A W Keech Kamry Fraith J L McLean J D Holt GL Wray W J Howard V Oram Secretary Chamber of Commerce room. Office Hours 12:30 1:30 p m.
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