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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
5
In Honolulu on May 28 1909 a market note lists sugar quotations and company prices. Highlights include Methyile Co 4 25 Dehn Sug Co 80 and Haw CL Co 25 with a recent quote of 3.92 cents per pound or about 78 40 per ton. The report records multiple firms and stated values for sugar sales and stock figures.
In the Circuit Court of the Fleet Circuit Territory of Hawaii, before Judge Robinson, an order of notice is issued for the final account of executor Joseph Gomes, administrator of John Marks Alexander, deceased. The hearing is set for the 3rd day of May 1900 at 1 pm in Honolulu. Public notice to interested parties via the Evening Bulletin for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing.
A compact item list from the Hawaiian Gazette includes marriage notices, appointments, ship news, court actions, and local society items. Notable mentions cover a marriage on May 1, a new garden article, the Snark voyage note, and community events with dates and names such as Judge Shelton, Captain Chapin, and Henry Seitt.
A local newspaper notes a Monday holiday for Army and Navy observances. The article describes events at the naval station and nearby areas with ceremonies and memorial activities planned, including a formal proclamation and community participation.
A garbled early twentieth century bulletin notes Chamberlain expressing views on abortion and local meetings. It mentions Norman bynan and Supervisors, a new statute, and a town issue tied to the Coast Enterprine. Names such as Bridey, Shipman, Rebort hai appear amid damaged text.
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