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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1905
Page
5
Flawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co offers all kinds of carriages and vehicles with wagon materials, rubber tires, repair, painting, and trimming services. Estimates given. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A sprawling, highly fragmented local report lists various businesses, individuals, and events across multiple venues. It mentions White Rock Water, Nechole, The Valerie, and several Hoboken style names while noting a voyage on the Kinwu and plans for a Hawaiian hotel commission and a visit to the Votan. The text reads like a dense roving society column with scattered notices and ads.
The readable text appears to be a damaged OCR passage with garbled phrases about viewing history and metaphorical lines. It mentions attempting to read correctly, but the words are severely jumbled and largely uninterpretable.
Global dispatches report rising fears in Russia Poland and Korea with leaders De Witte and MarqueTo noted. Korea greets a new Governor General amid military displays while Norway appoints envoys. Cholera threatens Persia and New York election frauds surface as political tensions unfold.
Ealing Evening review praises Mitta Theate and the author Howe for a vivid work with strong feeling. The critic notes adherence to Smoky Philosophy and hopes for future writings in the tone of The Story of a Country Town.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a shipwreck themed event starring Captain Dowwelyn aboard a vessel named Suiawi with Friday evening showings. Tickets reportedly sold at drug stores and through a mailing channel, with unclear venue and timings.
A playful column offers life advice during regular services at the Methouleet Diapete. The piece blends religious ritual with daily tips, referencing Aaya Fannie Bunun MHI and Tecline Tecate style guidance for living well.
A chaotic local debate centers on Thurston and Pinkham amid a publicity policy row. Thurston accuses officials of delaying action on plague coverage while press accounts trigger community concern. he pressures promotion and merchant groups to back a plan, facing resistance from board members and peers.
The Improvement Club held its meeting with committee members present. Reports discussed plant work and a petition supporting fencing and a recreation area at Paloln Homerton, with local residents urged to resist certain proposals amid controversy.
Partial list shows passengers sailing for Lahamas on a vessel, including names such as Claudine Vorstm, CG White and wife, Rene Cordero, John Dyer, T A Hoye, and others. The fragment mentions various crew and passengers with maritime routing details, lacking complete context or dates beyond November 10.
Passengers arrived listed with names including Mares, Winter, and Marmion. The evening gospel service was held at the Gospel Mie ton Hall on Hotel Street with Damon in charge and the topic Love.
Alfred Magoon, Honolulu, announces foreclosure proceedings on a mortgage dated January 21, 1490, due to nonpayment of principal and interest. The sale will occur December 4, 1005, at noon at the Fort and Queen Streets corner in Honolulu, with the land described as Parcel in Oahu, Royal Patent No. 353%, and Lot 10622, with Magoon as mortgagor and J Ahtyed Maxoo-J. Lightfoot, attorney, handling the matter.
By authority a registered Treasury warrant will be paid on presentation. Notice 1751 to 2350 inclusive to A J Campbell treasurer Territory of Mali in Honolulu on November 1. 10. govern office official notice with date and payable amount.
A list of new titles and authors prominent in current fiction and historical works. Includes Hart, Harrison, Hough, Atherton, Emerson, Ford, Randall, and Connolly among others. Mentions The Mikado theme and various novels offered by the Young Building Store.
Legal notice of mortgage foreclosure by Emma A. Kahjow and associates, detailing nonpayment of principal and interest and a sale on December 4, 1906 at noon. Auction to be held at Will K. Meher’s Auction Room, Fort and Queen Streets, Honolulu, with sale terms in United States gold coin and property described as a parcel in Lele, Huntin area, part of Hayat Patent 240t.
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