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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1907
Page
10
The Harrison Mutual Burial Association proposes a new relief fund to aid bereaved families. Members in good standing may vote to establish Article 22 with a $1 assessment by December 15 1907, delinquent January 15 1908. Benefits total 50 dollars minus 20 to cover costs. If funds fall below 100 dollars another assessment will be levied.
A whirlwind of social gatherings features Mrs. Flumphrey’s New York funds, village fairs, and grand dinners. Guests include Mrs. Whitehouse, Mrs. Hepburn, ex-president Dole, and many local figures at gardens, the Young Hotel, and various homes. planning and travel weave through the week with announcements of forthcoming visits and engagements.
An account of a wedding reception at the American Consulate in Shanghai during a formal ceremony. The bride is presented by the American Consul General while guests and officials partake in a lavish dinner and social highlights at the Astor Hotel venue.
Corporation notices describe the Arctic Soda Works bottle and siphon markings used to identify its products. The document lists bottle sides and siphon engravings including HONOLULU and ARCTIC SODA WORKS with manager signature S6902w, issued under the 1907 act protecting bottle owners.
In the First Circuit Court Territory of Thaw a notice orders David Dayton administrator to show cause why the estate of Hugh MacMillan should sell certain real estate. The land in Kupuhulu Monolada Lot 52 in Rapstula and other lots are described. Due to insufficient personal property to pay debts the court orders sale of the real estate to satisfy administration expenses. A hearing is set for June 7, 1907 at 10 o'clock in the court room at Honolithi. Publication is required in the Eventue Bulletin three times weekly for five weeks.
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