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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
11
A quirky note on keeping chickens as pets and the odd pleasures of poultry life. It hints at chicken farming basics, mentioning a backyard setup and need for old netting and supplies from a general line of sundries.
An excerpt reports on the crew of the Lena voyage including Captain Gloster and Captain Ginter, notes on visits to foreign ports, shipboard life, and reactions to rumors of executions. It mentions a growing crew size from about 60 to 450, desertions, and plans to sail to Vladivostok amid inquiries by the Navy.
Mrs Hart seeks a permanent injunction to restrain defendants from selling foreclosed property and related interests under a Love trust deed. The case traces to an earlier mortgage by Mrs Hart to the Killolani estate, later assigned to W. Ro Castle, with additional security under a Love trust deed in May 1904. Proceedings aim to halt the foreclosure sale of the entire interest in the property and other tied interests.
The American ally W H L Smith sails this afternoon for the Sound. A Japanese stevedore injured while spreading ballast is reportedly secured by the captain with a bond. Coverage is pending further details as authorities review the incident aboard the ship and related proceedings.
The text records late nineteenth century maritime times and astronomical notes for Kanului and Lilo with Hawaiian Standard Time adjustments, plus a political notice on delegates to the District Convention. It lists ships, ports, and proposed amendments, including reference to the Fourth District, precincts, and the number of delegates.
The court plans to hear the election contest at Willard on Kavul County, with Judge Eilings representing Kaneats. A French ship Charles Gounod captain resolved crew matters and sailed to Australia. A Waterhouse Committee will oversee duties of District and County Committees under Europe Convention.
Local Weather Bureau report for Buren shows noon temperature 79 degrees with morning 72, humidity 71 percent, dew point 65, barometer rising, wind various directions at 8 to 15 mph. Total wind movement in 24 hours ends at noon 207 miles. section director Ashley.
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