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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
8
Weather data and passenger movements are listed with numerous garbled names and places. The fragment mentions November conditions and various departures and arrivals, including ships from San Francisco and Mikahala, but many items are illegible. The piece reads like a late-night briefing page with scattered meteorological notes and transport updates.
A chaotic account describes a man kept by a silent actress and the emergence of a perilous film industry in a garret. The narrative cites a pivotal incident where a young worker’s life unravels under a powerful actress, exposing coercion, manipulation, and the rise of sensational cinema. The piece blends backstage details with violent consequences, highlighting a corrupt culture and the press’s complicity as it chronicles a tragic arc toward ruin.
Fragmentary text describes a speculative drink effect with references to a potent mixture altering water and substance, mentioning a toffee pit gadget and a mysterious spectral genkiy sit atop glass water, while noting rapid absorption and color change patterns.
reports from Warhingwin describe strain between Germany and Venezuela over the Porto Cabello clash and the Valparaiso engagement. Germany seeks an apology and indemnity while warning of potential war if demands are not met.
Advertisers invited to call for names and responses for a column insert. The page lists a selection of entries with prices noted, including a 30 cent rate and multiple cryptic phrases awaiting clarification.
A list of curtain goods and related decorative items is presented, highlighting organza and Guipure fabrics, Nottingham cottons, and fringe options. Prices range from a few dollars to about one hundred, with per pair rates and stock noted. Also mentioned are sewing notions, embroidery, and related home goods items at the Evening Bulletin office.
The article reports on a new presidential dialogue between Hanna and President Roosevelt soon after his taking office. It describes a constructive exchange that set a cooperative tone and outlined shared goals for administration. The piece highlights cordial remarks and a pledge to work together on domestic policy.
A fragmented notice describes an upcoming public auction of the Orpheum Block. The sale, to be held at noon, covers a parcel on Queen Street with 120 feet frontage on Morton Street and a stated price in United States gold coin. Details request inquiries at the department office.
Regular meeting scheduled for evening at 7280 ppm wharp TA SIMPSON, late secretary.
The undersigned seeks approvals to divide Lot 688 in Schmidt Central Block Beretania street adjacent to Queen's Hospital. Property to be split into several business sites suitable for stores lodging houses or dwellings. Early applications rewarded with priority. Tenant may purchase the lot in fee simple during the term at a price based on rental payments. Terms and rates available on application.
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