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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
6
A brief Honolulu market update lists stock quotes with several firms and values, including Hindie at 101, Ewa at 27.70, and Daly Bun Co at 37.20, along with a sugar quotation noted at 3.90 cents or 78.60 per ton, reflecting page listings from midweek trading.
A jumble of items including shop offers, beverage ads, a new poetry book notice, and various legal and court mentions. References to Hawaii figures, a police court session delayed by court requirements, and notes on an upcoming ship passage to San Francisco. Mentions of Governor Carter, Taft, and a debate over a local collector appointment in Honolulu.
Police court records in Honolulu reveal Pennell accused of bacchanalian conduct. Reniel Ink listed as license inspector. case involves alleged intoxication and disturbance. Trial set for next Monday morning with witnesses to be called.
A confrontation over offensive language prompts Davis to seek a peace bond against Tokxeirn, with Judge Lymer set to review the matter tomorrow morning. The incident occurred at the Hotel sipent place of bir Ines, where the exchange was described as threatening.
Local officials plan land transactions in Hilo over the coming months. Public Works Superintendent Campbell informs reviewers of proposed Armory relocation and associated property sales on Walunuenie and Helge Shipman streets.
A chaotic report details a man freed from a plate unclear ownership, a defendant charged with stealing clothing, and a suspended sentence sought due to the defendant’s disappearance. Separate entries note assault allegations and a lodging at Ken station, with vague references to a Jupiter and local police actions.
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