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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
3
Captain Cutler recently left the Warkentine to visit his old home after twenty years. Captain Rove now commands the vessel. The Advertiser notes a new marine railway by the O H I Co to be built as a wharf large enough for vessels of 160.
At the regular annual meeting the Young Women’s Christian Association reported 314 members on the register, boarding places for young ladies, four secured situations, and thirty new members. Mrs. Rolle Jones presented a financial statement showing expenses of 3251 and receipts of 3777.62 with a cash balance of 526.02, while Mrs. F. J. Lowrey announced 11,000 pledged for a boarding house. Officers and committees were elected for the ensuing year with Mrs. E. W. Jordan as president and Mrs. George Davis as treasurer.
The British Benevolent Society president received a $500 gift from Mrs William G Trewin. The recipient offered warm thanks for the donation and continued support toward charitable aims. Treasurer George I Davies and Superintendent A T Atkinoob acknowledged the generosity and urged further donations. Superintendent Atkinoob will take ten days vacation in the country.
A discussing note warns about habitual borrowers who take without returning. It urges firm boundaries and practical steps to stop the cycle by lending sparingly, setting limits, and seeking fair use rather than generosity that enables recurring requests.
A clipped fragment discusses a deteriorating habit and a hinge related metaphorical condition. The text hints at sadness and decline, mentioning a “phits wale cure” in a cryptic, incomplete manner without clear context or identifiable names.
A UK style political preview argues Democrats expect to win the next House in 1902 and, if so, James D. Richardson of Tennessee would likely be elected Speaker. It notes Republican aims to block a Democratic House but acknowledges strategic advantages for party control in committees and patronage. Judge Gear directs guardian to separate minor estate from James King and to pay administration and education sums to Mrs. King.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cure for colds with a money back guarantee if ineffective. I W Grove's signature appears on each box, priced 25 cents. The note adds a European Customs League outline involving Austria Germany and Russia with smaller states pledging support, and references revenue growth since 1680.
The court denied the motion for default in the case of H. Hawkfeld vs Hawaii Land Co. Ltd, with a consented appointment of C. H. W. Ahl as administrator of Ching Abtual Fad. Hannah TH seeks administration of a legitimate child, while debates over the deceased’s wife and widow status proceed. James E. Fullerton, guardian of Kauna minors, may invest funds to earn interest. The text also advertises Pain-Killer, and notes the British ship Lord Shaftebury’s voyage from Hamburg, rescued near Cuxhaven.
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