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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1906
Page
5
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A long mixed page notes items on household trades and goods including musical instruments, bakery and poultry offers, lodging rates at 1,100 and 32 per week, and local shop ads. It mentions events at Kilohana Art League, Kawaiahao Glee Club, and the Royal Kawaiahao, plus ship arrivals and rail activity, with various society notices and upcoming meetings.
Nelsons thin paper editions of popular authors are growing in popularity. Small pocket sized volumes with large print, ideal for travel, hammock reading, or limited space, featuring authors such as Dickens Austen Kingsley Tennyson Thackeray and others at two dollars per volume with illustrated designs and installment options.
WUEF turns in Ban Princiwn after indented charges against Abe Thiet and Mayor Sehmity. French testimony cited. Wind hewn relemenit som toad May or Sehmite arrived in New York ser torday.
At the corner of Siath and Brannan streets in Wold-Up and Kiling, two men die, two are dying, and one survives after a moon hold-up by gunmen. Officer O Connell, nearby, refused the robbery demand and fired, killing one of the attackers. The robbers shot back and escaped one man.
A Novice draft in Mex City proposes a 1 percent export duty on Mexican silver coinage. The move aims to support domestic minting and curb outflow of precious metal amid currency concerns.
Parliament denied yesterday the Bickwell report alleging gross immorality in Chinese compounds in the Thames area. The statement countered claims of impropriety and defended official conduct in relation to Chinese residents and facilities.
In November a series of floods caused damage across Portland and Seattle areas. Strong winds and heavy rains contributed to destruction of homes and disruption to daily life, with emergency crews assessing affected neighborhoods and agencies coordinating response efforts.
The Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin publish business notices including tenders, tenders, building permits and real estate transactions. It lists monthly and yearly rates for notices and summaries the range of public notices issued.
An advertisement extols the Rough Rider cigar highlighting its smooth aroma and pleasing flavor as a superior choice for smokers. The copy urges readers to try the brand, asserting its virtues and desirability in a promotional tone.
Reports from a brand agistant Hawaiian honey reveal bees use multiple plant sources, some infested by aphids. Hopper honeydew may contaminate honey. Dr. Shorey and Prof Benton discuss adulteration risks and pure food law enforcement in the territory.
A damaged newspaper fragment hints at a local public sale action with readable names and officials, but many details are missing. The readable bits indicate an action, a jurisdiction, and involved parties. Further specifics are unclear from the OCR snippet.
Report outlines alleged conspiracies linked to Ruef and Mayor Schmitz involving liquor raid pretexts, restaurant extortion schemes, and a broad probe into city corruption. It notes testimonies, the focus on Superior Court races, and the political fallout that favored reform candidates like Lawlor and Coffey.
Advertises the Decidedly Dressy linen duck suit line described as comfortably cool and durable. Claims experienced workmen craft the garments ensuring quality and economical value for customers seeking practical wardrobe options.
The Shibata Maru, captained by J. W. Khhatrand, arrived from Kobe on November 3 carrying 201 Japanese immigrants bound for Hawaii. The steamer brought a small cargo of freight worth about $10,000 including flour, pipes, narcotics, and earned goods. After Honolulu, her next moves are undecided though a return to Yokohama is likely.
Captain John H. Rinder, once commander of the Hiner Coptic and later the Mongolia, was appointed assistant superintendent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. He previously denied leading the Mongolia and then commanded the Minnesota of Jamieson Hine, serving Seattle to the Orient.
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