Time Table From Wad After January 1 1809 Trains
Time table fragment outlines train routes and stations with partial names. It mentions tickets and a superintendent G PB Denibon and references Bain pate nanny a BAN ates with garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
7
Time table fragment outlines train routes and stations with partial names. It mentions tickets and a superintendent G PB Denibon and references Bain pate nanny a BAN ates with garbled OCR.
In a rugged narrative two Westerners recall crossing arid terrain to seek a hidden mine. They describe laboring to divert water, uncovering traces of prior mining, and enduring hunger and thirst while chasing the tale of a vanished vein.
A fragmented notice presents a dubious investment pitch for a debenture bond at $2 per month. The text references The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co Ltd, offices described, and scattered dialogue about a mine project, ownership, and plans, with unclear dates or locations. The piece blends technical offering language with overheard street dialogue and harbor chatter, creating a garbled market-ad scene.
Fragmented OCR lists various dates and names tied to land deeds and partition actions in Honolulu Hawaii. Entries reference instruments filed October 20 1901 September 11 1901 and December dates, with parties including Marjorie Trang La attorney and others, noting partition deeds and property locations in Honolulu and Waialae.
The nineteenth annual report of the Michigan Bureau of Labor and Industry details ten plants completed or nearing completion for Portland cement production in Michigan. It notes multiplant capacity expansion, with several sites in Baldwin Grass Lake and nearby areas, projecting daily outputs around thousands of barrels and employments for many workers.
Solomon Maholona manager notes a protest by Juvenile Tow HChineworth over a blocked ball in the sixth or seventh inning of a game between the United States Customs team and Capitol, played on November 2 at Makiki grounds. Maholona signs off as manager, acknowledging the dispute and submitting the record.
The document states that Kahana Ku ale (OW) has appointed KAHALE administrator of the estate and orders all indebted parties to make immediate payment. It references a court file KA No. 27 at Campbell block and warns those with claims to present them by a specified date or face legal action. Dated Manali, 20th, 1901.
The notice invites bids to be received by November for an AN CARTING project to be built for ALOHA ROUTE NO and KNIGHTS OF PYTH TAK WATLUKES MANE Vans. Drawings and specifications will be availed by the Adivoee Wittenet in pare OE Ae PV radtiawon. The Secretary Howe of Trustees, Junta, presides over the tender process.
A fragmentary notice reports trespass accusations at Hubs of Honene Watawa Walane Atquang in Ewe Toland Qui. It notes arrests and prosecutions over alleged acts linked to the Oahu Sagar and Uonolly Plantation Companies with references to a temporary court appearance and guardianship fees.
Fragmentary notice notes a patrol role with names unclear and mentions patrol duties toward secured properties and residences. The readable text hints at a local watchman service overseeing buildings and property, urging diligence and watchfulness in the duty.
Located in the Coalinga oil field California the Pacite Union Oil Company stock is promoted with claims of wells yielding 20 to 50 barrels per day and land values rising from 1.25 to 1900 dollars per acre. The offering claims no salaried officers and promises funds to develop the property, with agents Firmer & Co. Stock and Bond Brokers handling sales at 1 Market Street.
A dated report indicates fare hikes across multiple Hawaiian routes. Key figures include Honolulu to Hilo and Kona, with steeper changes for cabins and deck rates. Increased tariffs apply to interisland travel and connections via Kaneohe and Makawell, affecting passengers and freight.
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