Guessing Contest Clue Turns Up Hidden Phrase
A reader's riddle hints at a two part guessing contest. The first clue reads turn two and the second cues what should be seen through to I, suggesting a letter or word puzzle central to the contest.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1903
Page
6
A reader's riddle hints at a two part guessing contest. The first clue reads turn two and the second cues what should be seen through to I, suggesting a letter or word puzzle central to the contest.
A large Hawaiian funeral procession yesterday paid tribute to a deceased leader with a church service at Central Vow Church. The ceremony included a hearse march by the Honglulu Commandery and a long cortege to the cemetery, where Masons and military units performed the final rites for a distinguished public figure.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii announces a monthly share price of one dollar per month per share. Bevan is named as a party with a twenty five percent retention for the benefit of the trust, and Bevan’s per seat fee is set at seven dollars. A. Gigat, secretary, at King Street issues the notice.
Punahou team wins 12 to 0 over Maile in a hard fought game played amid strong winds and slippery field conditions. Despite the wind, Punahou displayed fast, aggressive play led by Marcellino and Campbell and capitalized on penalties to push ahead as Fuller added the final scoring kick.
Fragmented report outlines orders for Asiatic and northern squadrons and several ships. It lists flag officers, captains, and vessel details including tonnage and horsepower, with notes on a projected grand display of naval power for Hawaii. The article mentions several squadrons and ships by name and rank, reflecting a ceremonial buildup and uncertain arrivals.
The Hulle fit cole promotes its large growing circulation and positions the paper as the best advertising medium in town, promising extra room and extra help for readers and advertisers.
Mixed OCR of ballast and cleaning notices with ship names and manning details. Mentions Japanese ballast company Hawaii Maunakea address and phone, cleaning service, and a long list of ships with tonnage horsepower captains and commands. Context suggests a maritime inventory or naval style report from a Hawaiian port.
A charity doll sale to be held at the Hawaiian hotel from 2 to 6 pm features Tapay and Plippety Flap dolls, a Donkey party with prizes, and a Marian Vite show. Volunteers include Mrs Dole Swanay and Mrs Hoffman assisting, with Me KM Swany pouring punch and Mrs Gee serving lemonade. Local groups like the Missionary Gleaners host china tea and candy tables, while youth volunteers join from Charlotte Hall to Miss Maggie chipper era names are cited.
A birth notice from Kohala Hawaii records the December 20 1903 birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Olding with reference to Kohala plantation life. The notice names Mr Olding as a 46 year old agent and mentions a pair of local details and an advertised remedy Pain Killer priced 20 and 50 cents.
Fragmented readable names and items appear in a long OCR stream. It mentions individuals such as Mrs Seiwampd and J Sadler, plus references to weights, rooms, and ledgers. The exact event or notice is obscured by garbled characters and missing context.
Attorney Esmond P. Dole objects to appointing Wim as guardian for the Campbell minors, arguing the trust should not be disturbed. He plans to seek court decline, warns he would take private business duties if appointed, and requests the judge to rule the legal question without brief. The passage also notes a November 21 filing and a band concert detail.
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