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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1909
Page
4
The report details weekly temperature shifts across Hawaii with Maui Oahu Kauai and Molokai readings. It notes overall rainfall amounts per station and compares weekly figures to multi year normals, highlighting Honolulu and other stations.
Island of Kau and Molokai weather notes show mean temperatures around 75.8 to 79.0 degrees with showers scattered. Rainfall amounts range from .02 to .50 inches, often below weekly averages, and several stations report cooler than last week. Reports cite Lihue Makaweli Molokai Ranch and other sugar district stations with references to mean temps and precipitation.
A Virginian-era report describes Sir Conan Doyle’s book accusing King Leopold II of atrocities in the Congo. It cites Britain and America’s roles, calls for intervention, and frames the Congo tragedy as a moral crisis amid European powers and Belgian control.
The Rapid Transit Company outlines preparations for track extensions and improvements. Coated materials will be preserved before placement at various points to support new service, with several miles of tracks en route to the city and plans for ten new cars to enhance capacity.
Mrs Carolina R. Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert A. Smith of Evanston, will marry Mr Frederick A. Wickett of Honolulu. The engagement was announced at a tea hosted by Mrs Smith's sister, Miss Holmen, at 52 Cedar Street. The wedding is planned for January at the home of Miss Forsyth.
Readable fragment notes a seven room house on a 75 by 140 foot lot with improvements including a repaired or innovated structure and fruit trees in the yard. The asking price appears as 2250 00 in the truncated text.
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