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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
7
A chaotic scene unfolds in a seedy shore hotel where a captive man and companions resist coercion. A plan to flee misfires as threats, wagers, and the lure of a boat ride mix with wary conversations about trust and the temptations of escape amid saloon chatter and dubious company.
A garbled OCR entry records mortgage and property notices from 1901 with dates November 7 1901 and November 5 1906, referencing individuals such as Honolule Lilies and Bowling Reon Avsirlation, and mentions patents, book pages, and a death in October. Names and places are fragmented, with scattered dates and amounts like $500, and mortgage terms tied to various property transactions.
The article recalls Mark Twain declining invitations to speak in New York, noting his aging presence and cautious remarks. It discusses public opinion, his literary success, and speculates on Wall Street’s influence on his finances, while detailing a broader context of social figures and a high society scene in the city.
A fragment from the Sandihdys Gauabter tale describes a dusk moment in a tor, with pale ray light and a lone exchange between characters about future flight and family matters, ending with a note of ordinary life as a chicken dish is mentioned.
The Pacific Union Oil Company promotes its holdings in California with lands yielding 10 to 250 barrels daily, promising high returns from stock shares. It claims seasoned officers, integrity, and that funds will be used for property development, with brokers J H Fisher Co handling sales for limited stock offerings in Honolulu.
Foreman Murbert Ghaiaa acts under full power of attorney to arrange night watchmen for business property and residence. Builders advised to consult Bow orw regarding watchman services.
In the Circuit Court of the First Circuit Territory of Hawaii in Probate a petition seeks letters of administration on the estate of the deceased. Notice is given that on Monday November 25 at 1 oclock the court will hear the petition and any objections from interested parties.
Corporation Notices state a special meeting of South Kona Agricultural Co. kta is set for Friday Nov 15 1901 at 10 o'clock at Castle WoW. Secretary On and after December 11 1901 fare changes will raise Honolulu to Hanuamaulu routes from $2.00 to $3.00 with cabin rates on Maul route increasing from 50 to 7.00. Special rates for members and conditions to be announced.
Notice to shippers that a new freight schedule goes into effect on December 1. Changes include fare increases for cabin rates Honolulu to multiple Kauai points and other interisland routes, with specific increases from 16.00 to 97.00 for some paths and 2.00 to 3.00 for others. Official notice details available at the company office Honolulu.
Shippers are notified of changes to the rates with effect on and after December. Information regarding the changes can be obtained by calling at the office on Queen Street, Honolulu, J Tethe Piraigens.
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