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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1906
Page
2
A bustling page notes hotel vacancies, upcoming entertainments, and community notices. It mentions rooms for rent at the Popular and Palm, theater and concert plans, and social events including church and club gatherings. Mentions Honolulu and Waikiki locations, and arrivals or departures related to ships and travelers.
The document records an election held on a specified day with counts showing 27 votes cast, 19 for the straight Republican option and 8 for the opposite choice. It lists officials including A. M. Brown deputy sheriff, J. W. Cathem county attorney, W. P. Watertown treasurer, and multiple supervisors and representatives, noting the election outcome and naming several names and roles.
A waterpipe for Wahiawa has been ordered to convey pleaded water from the mountains into the settlement. The line will extend ten-fifth miles from the commence point at He Dole cannery and pass through the locality, with a plan to illuminate streets under private convenience as the system nears completion.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions AMUCHE Colonial passingere IK Fowl Pewwlape, an adapted son of Maxiu Gorky, deleting Rumalan wathor and PROLETARIAT. It references obventiunilition ay siakling the tei to New Zomlane in the atoormmny with Blank Vooke and Bulan nN Bulletin. The text ends with a jumbled question about drinking wine and following wise amokere.
The document cites candidate expenses including printing wards travel and car fare as part of a nomination event. It references Hough Advertising and Midler Cigar, with notes on fees for banners and materials and a trial related discussion.
Treasury circular No 680 outlines specifications for methyl alcohol and benzine to be used as denaturing materials. It details purity standards, color, specific gravity, and added denaturing agents, with comments on withdrawal from bond and tax exemptions under the 1906 act.
The document outlines distillation and testing methods for acetone and methyl esters, including temperature and barometric conditions, acetone limits, and iodine titration. It also covers ester content, methyl acetate determination, bromine absorption, and requirements for wood alcohol purity, with archival references to JOAN W. YERKES and H. KEEP.
Entries list property dealings recorded on November 22, 1906 between 10:30 a m and 4 p m. Names and partial details of buyers sellers and locations such as cemeteries and avenues appear in a terse registry style with misspellings and fragmentary terms.
The Planters Association held its annual convention with discussions on immigration policy and labor sources for the Territory. A banquet at the Young Hotel featured a formal menu, speeches, and musical performances including ancient Hawaiian pieces and vocal solos with attendees sharing mingled remarks and entertainment.
The Akshultolani Society hosts a pol luncheon tomorrow under Mrs Carrie Clark assisted by several members including Mrs Keohokalole and Mrs Nu Raotolua. Amity Ladd is led by Mrs T J King with Jun Young handling games and Minx Bernice Cook along with Mrs Clara Behmidt and Mrs HL B Gehr serving treats. The Hawaiian table is overseen by Mrs Garratt and a fancy flower display is run by Mrs Hana N K Hvann and others. A highlight is autograph ribbons featuring H M Lilluokatant.
Quartermaster Honolulu Co Humphrey sailed to Washington for surgical treatment and will rest to regain health. Captain B H Humphrey, a popular transport service figure, is seen as fortunate for Honolulu that he has been chosen by his brother, both sons of Quartermaster General Humphrey of the United Baton Army.
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