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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1904
Page
2
A garbled page lists ads and notices across Honolulu items. Items include lodging at the Popular Rooms, garbled shopping lines for Ho-man Services, and a push for irrigation products. Mentions of local businesses, a shipment arrival titled Olympic, and a car accident injury. Also notes political budget projections and a divorce case involving Watson-Godfrey.
Mary Meyer wife of D L Meyer of this town died on Thursday November 24 from consumption. She was born about many years ago and left parents and two living children. Grandparents at Sah Diegy Cal where they were. The coroner reported a street accident this morning when a Rapid Degbelt car struck the hack and diamante. The event occurred near Port Street as the mourners gathered for the funeral.
A jumbled dispatch from Tokio reports Japanese forces advancing toward Port Arthur with General Kamurh leading large units into trench lines as heavy fighting continues. Other items note Alexiev relieved of viceroyalty of Alamhuria, Britain’s Chelt enham confirmed, and a new creed adopted by a New York seminary. Also covered are the American Federation of Labor, Japan’s fighting mood, submarines for Russia, freezing weather at Mukden, a robbery case in Auburn, and a Pacific Coast baseball championship in Tacoma with Taft era promotions and a presidential trip to St Louis.
A fragmentary passenger list includes numerous unreadable names from Ada Kou to Mle Gerard Haryop, with stray phrases about a yearly exhibit or concert and a hotel stay. The jumble mentions a council or association, dates, and scattered phrases in uncertain order.
The renee quarterly meeting of the Huy Aewchaton af the Muwallon ts hams is set for Werlinstay November 3 at 4 pm in the First Chrenic dustin court, Honolulu Judiciary Building. Also notes births: Pala Hospital Maui on Monday November 21 184 and Wallahu Maui on Sunday November 20 1904 a son to Mrs H B Penhatton and a son to Mrs A G Dicking.
Mary Meyer the wife of D L Meyer died at age 4 years in Wever Wallasky on November 24 1904. Public notices show an “For Rent” sign and a carns on sale at the Bulletin.
In Maui, the Mont Hotel at Wailuku faces change as Carnegie and Mira now manage it. The town debates hotel expansion and its impact on housing and crowds. Local residents consider the hotel’s influence on the economy and community dynamics amid shifting management.
A fragment inviting families to bring children to a tea garden exhibit. It mentions animals such as rabbits and parrots and references various playful creatures and a garden setting. The readable text is garbled with many nonstandard terms and names.
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