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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1905
Page
7
A fragmentary quote recalls the notion that buyers are the ultimate judges of goods. It warns that sellers often overstate merits, urging readers to rely on their own eyes and verdicts when evaluating offerings. The text references a call to await consumer judgment.
Notice to holders announces refunding of one million dollars and a new issue of one million five hundred thousand dollars of bonds dated March 1906. Exchange option offers six percent interest with sinking fund and trust deed security. Hawaiian Trust Company Limited receives exchanges by January 1, 1906. details at Honolulu office.
Report from the Mineral Recovery Company details a discovery by D. G. Newman and associates of a sunken wreck off Rio, around twelve fathoms deep, near Bow lighthouse. They describe locating a chest containing eighty tons of Ho and 240,000 in gold, with divers planning a second expedition to retrieve the treasure despite prior difficulties.
Harvard University faces turmoil as President Eliot and Roosevelt weigh in on football. Debates focus on whether the varsity should be dropped, with critics arguing for reform and supporters warning against sidelining the sport.
A chaotic night in Wailuku ends with Chris Ly allegedly threatening with a knife and planning to jump from a window twenty five feet high. Police, a crowded search, and a local bail arrangement surface as residents report the scene and fear of further trouble.
A fragmentary report from The Bulletin hints at Japanese prestige influencing China as ministers consider duties in Peking. An interview notes perceived Japanese advantages over Europe in trade and suggests discussions aim to counter European influence, with focus on policy and press reports.
Indictment details involve Burton and associates in a scheme linked to a security firm and a loan department. The article notes investigations by inspectors and mentions a prior wording change to avoid errors noted in a previous document.
Real estate records show multiple transactions dated November 17 and 18, 1905, involving numerous parties such as Sam Kealoba, MW Teche, Kutah A Lea, and Hien Pagan, with various property interests and fees noted. The fragmented OCR lists numerous names, dates, and parcels across multiple listings, including divers rights and transfers, spanning locations likely in a historical registry.
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