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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1902
Page
2
A brief item notes a recent purchase related to insurance lines covering life, fire, marine and plate glass. The transaction details the acquisition of a policy or policy-related asset, with emphasis on coverage scope across multiple risk categories and the entity involved in the purchase.
A scattered page lists road repair items and local notices in a breezy 1900s style. It mentions Emperor celebrations in distant lands, local tavern and business ads, parades, and race day festivities at Hodlul Park. Also noted are shipping town topics, railway and telegraph mentions, charity events, and civil proceedings with reference to a coroner’s inquest and municipal matters.
A party led by I. AL Thorton toured Kawaliwe under chaperonage visiting the Olue plantation area. Members included John Lloyd Apres dent of the German aavinie Society, Say Francisco George Layines, Henry Crocker and wife, Sin Franciscas and A Koning, with Th Liny as manager of the Han Franclen branch of the Canadian HK OF Commun.
A fragmentary health claim notes a one day cold cure using Larative Bromo Quint and mentions money and safety concerns. The text references a product name and a few unrelated terms, lacking clear attribution or verifiable details.
A torchlight procession and grand rally precede a political event in Honolulu. Prince Jonah Kublo Katanlanaole, Admiral George C. Meckley, and other leaders addressed a crowd of about 500 as labor groups and Republicans promoted party loyalty amid rain and muddy streets.
Improved models of sugar machinery of every capacity and description made to order. Boiler work and riveted pipes for irrigation purposes a specialty. Particular attention paid to job work and executed at shortest notice.
A meeting at River street offices led by W. Kwai Fong of the Bank of Hawaii aimed to organize the Chinese Hackmen Union in Hana ultima to oppose the Hackmen’s Polynesian group in Honolulu. Officers were chosen with Choo as president and a committee tasked to report next Sunday afternoon.
Due to a holiday tomorrow most ships delay trips. The Clanding departs at 9:00 am for Hilo and ports, the Mant for Main ports in the afternoon. The Halt and the Ke An Hou wait for Kauai ports, Nowwu sails for Maui and Wall forty at 5:00 pm. Kawalt calls Koolau ports Wednesday 5:00 pm.
The Sloop Eagle 18 was lost with Charles Fishere aboard during a night voyage between Fria Hay and Boteday. Rescue efforts found the topmast damage but no wreckage or survivors. the wooden-boa t remains undiscovered, and authorities continue searches along the Flabmarket shoreline.
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