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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1909
Page
9
Readable text lists sale items including kid shoes for men and women, and children's footwear at lower prices. Mentions multiple price points such as 1.00, 8.00, 900, and 12.50, with references to Paris lace and patent styles.
Fragmented report on a Social Science Club gathering at a residence with discussion on historical topics. The text references speakers and a review of Thayer's work, noting a warm reception and critical commentary on a volume related to the humanities.
The Adder and Mocensin, mounted on customized hulls aboard the transport Commer, are to augment the two similar craft already in Philippine waters. This marks the second shipment to Cavite station, following arrival of Shark and Porpoise in June 1908. A floating crane aided launching from the vessel and the fleet may grow with Palmorivens, Grampus, and Pike expected to reach the Philippines.
Entered for Record dates November 1 1908 and November 2 1909 listing numerous transfers. Names include Mary Wo Whichester, Robert Beott Ext, Mosea HW Kaiiwe, William Savidae, Kung Yiok Co, John Emmetuth, Fram B Clark, Joseph h Poat, Frederick Weight, Western & Hawn Investment Co, and Terry's Rungers. The text records multiple conveyances across varied properties with associated parties and times.
Reported incident describes a patient named Ted Monoul transported to Queen Hospital by ambulance in the morning due to dengue fever complications. Doctors consider surgery necessary to ensure full recovery, with plans for thorough treatment and rehabilitation.
Deputy Sheriff Rows Kel Jet and OMeer Apana led a raid on the Holt building in Chinatown using reinforced doors and planked windows to enter a gambling party. Thirteen Chinese detainees were taken to the police station. police noted signals and a bell device used to warn others. The defendants pleaded not guilty and await Judge Andrade on Saturday morning.
The exchange shows one of the biggest banker days of the month with large deals in Onomes at 51 and 63 and Hua at 118. Olan sold at 5.75 on the Board and Honoka rose from 19.37% to 19.62% on sales of 450 shares. The market remains strong and inclined to advance.
At a meeting yesterday the Republican Central Committee approved Governor Frears appointments. Names include W. K. Stantey and F. Bush to Stamp Duties and Licenses, R. H. Trent, PF. Hodemann, A. J. Gigtbuk on the Board of Pharmacy, George W. Woodruff as Regent of the College of Hawaii, W. JH. Babbitt as Superintendent of Public Instruction, James K. Apple as License Commissioner, and George H. Herbert as Insane Commissioner.
A satirical exchange mocks women's math ability as a moral lesson. The demoralizer retorts that women struggle with figures yet strive to count their own. The fragment reflects gendered humor from a bygone era.
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