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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
8
Weather notes from Boonton and nearby stations report cloudy skies and a cold morning, with typical harbor readings and wind data. Passenger lists show arrivals and departures including names from a range of origins and destinations, with multiple mentions of ships and routes.
The Kilpatrick carries many cabin passengers including Captain George P Ahern and wife Captain S T Welrick Lieut W A Carlton and wife Lieut W G Pleischaoter Recond Lieuts Peed try and more. The vessel sails to New York from Manila under Government sale. Chief Steward Herbert of the Grant ensured seaworthy condition with J J Fallon taking charge as chief steward. Fallon’s friends note he is alive after earlier reports.
Notice to mariners from George Reet Fog Bluual California stating possible discontinuation of the fog signal at St George Street Fog Signal Station. It warns operation will continue as long as water supply permits and to monitor notices. References to List of Lights and Buoys Pacific Coast 1001 page 20 No 89 and List of Headlands and Buoys Pacific Coast HL page 34. Commander J B Milton signs for Lighthouse Board.
The census report details school age 7 to 20 totals, native and white male figures, and voting age trends. It notes literacy rates around 24 percent nationally for all ages and highlights regional shifts among white and colored populations, with variations in the South and New England.
Historic Montana beet sugar operations founded by Marcus Daly face breakup after Daly's death. Breeding fields on 45 000 acres near the Bitter Root watershed are to be dispersed, with stock sent to New York for immediate sale. The Cutthorpe plantation and related beet interests will not continue under the same management, signaling the end of one of the world's largest sugar beet ventures. The market shift prompts assurances the Bitter Root can still grow sugar beets, though ownership dispersal ends a famed farming era.
Under orders from Hon. Geo. D. Gear the Orpheum Ltd mortgage property will be sold at auction. The sale covers a parcel of land with improvements on 120 by 210 feet on Fort Street, containing about 38-100 acre. Gold coin terms. For details apply at the office.
The undersigned offers reserves and options to lease the Central Block on Deretania Street No 684. The property will be divided into multiple lots suitable for stores lodging houses or dwellings. Early applications receive priority with a purchase option during the lease term based on rent paid. Terms on request.
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