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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1905
Page
5
Old Ab Het, Chines 69 years of fav, thanks benefactor Mark Robinson in a Bulletin office request. Ah Sen says Robinson cared for him over 20 years, fed him when hungry, paid when broke, and now at age too old to work, received $78 to return to China with his wife and children.
A fragment recounts a voyage with a wooden legged sailor and a crew described as poor. Jones and others trained the crew kindly, provided meals, and disciplined duties, yet the men deserted at Honolulu amid questions about their readiness and discipline.
The text advises baking with tin pans rather than sheet iron or iron ranges. It notes gas ranges emit more intense direct heat, potentially burning the bottom and sides first. A coal range comparison suggests gas heat is stronger and more focused, affecting baking outcomes.
An advertisement extols Ruberoid roofing as standard quality that excludes drafts and dampness, resists sun heat without tar melt, and requires no experience to apply. It claims hammer and hands suffice and urges acceptance only of products bearing the registered Ruberoid trademark stamped beneath each strip.
A Thanksgiving morning baseball game is planned at 10 30 between government employees from two buildings. The Judiciary and Capitol teams are chosen from long lists of names with officers and clerks named. An unrelated drunkenness arrest involved a Hackford & Co employee and Fort Street morning incident.
The trial features Jones denying making certain statements and Boyd voicing a near identical account of sailors’ lives, with Malings’s testimony highlighting prior claims about assaults. The jury hears continued arguments as the prosecution ties Hawaii business leaders to prominent local enterprises and civic roles.
A jumbled Honolulu page lists varied items such as theater ads for The Gin From Tome and Orpheum offerings, board meetings, liquor license applications, and public notices. It notes a mayoral and police activity, a funeral, a church program, and local business ads, with scattered names and places including Yokohama, Hawaii Hotel Annex, Likelike steamer, and South King Street.
Mr Monborg inherits a large estate on his father’s death amid a major life insurance arrangement. The New York Life Company holds a $100,000 policy. The Attorney General’s Department says Ithaw received no notice. Andrews left for Shanghai October 4 on a six week leave, with possible resignation due by November 15 unless he returns. Leave soon up.
Trustees report the late Judge Katee's law library accounts with H Hinbson J A Matthewman and F Peterson as appraisers. Books valued at 11275 dollars include several works on agriculture and motion.
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