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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1906
Page
6
The notice states that prices are listed below COBT on a wide range of items with none exceeding the COBT figure, signaling a price cap or standard. It notes a uniform approach across products and implies compliance with a regulatory or policy constraint.
Classified note lists multiple property bargains and rental offerings with prices, sizes, and addresses. Includes 4 bed to 7 bed houses on streets such as Kapahulu, Puinu, Kaku, Gullick, Kinny, Pablo, Young, and Port and School Streets. Also notes 4 rental units and a real estate office at 745 King Street.
The Alameda arrived from Honolulu last night about 12 hours late. Four percent passengers and a large freight load caused the delay with several stowed away passengers returning home. Notables aboard included Alfred Pretty Led Pers Knoson Manuel Cabral James Cane Hingham and Col. George Macfarlany among others with one passenger, Mr Heeney, taken to hospital for fever.
An unclear clipping reports Kalaupipa leaning Republican after a local vote. Fragmentary text mentions a road and water purchase, plus a California Feed Co. reference amid garbled phrasing.
Obituary note reports Edward Milliken of Milliken Bros dead after a sudden illness. It mentions family ties, coworkers, and that the firm had recently completed a large rolling plant in the United States for steel structural manufacturing. The item also notes the anniversary of King Edward’s birth was celebrated locally.
A social note describes a highly formal Violet Dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J Campbell, with elaborate table decor and a lively, refined ambiance. Attendees include Mrs Campbell Wercfoverrion and multiple guests, highlighting fashion, flowers, and graceful entertainment.
A garbled report from November states ships including the Sonoma and Venture have altered itineraries from Sydney. The Venture sails December 17 and arrives January 2, while the Blorre leaves January 7 reaching Honolulu January 23. Sonoma plans no San Francisco departure December 6 amid overhaul. In separate items, New York politics note an investigation into Ronald McCarron and a Kentucky license revocation for a mutual life insurer.
reports describe the Slemorth steamer's rough Atlantic crossing with heavy seas and a southward course. passengers prepared for maneuvers near Victoria while plans to sail to Hilo and other ports are discussed amid uncertain movements and crew activity.
A public notice type item reports that four managers at the Atlantis plantation face an internal dispute. The fragment mentions a possible pardon process and university affiliation as context, but lacks clear dates or outcomes.
El Paso reports a new rights accord along the west Mexia coast with plans to operate a mall route in the city. Shelby Steel Tube Co is cited for supplying defective items. A pneumonia case is noted for General Whattor in California. Interstate Commerce Commission to probe streetcar controller practices.
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