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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
7
Property dealings recorded with Elie tink to Hawn Rity and aty and Lud Mint to HOP 600. Mentions Kage Watohw Mawalee rents hols ag 2H tinea Ye Kidtubinn nef We Mimednett Ye foge. Includes Kas hutt N Kona Hawaii price 1900 and 280 1 327. Dated September 22 100% Ho d Dived Hemet.
David Truman Bailey died at his Punahow home at 7 pm aged 57, leaving a widow and three children. The funeral will be from the house on Alexander and Dole streets at 1 pm with Harmony Lodge No. 31 IOOF conducting. He long managed Woodlawn Dairy and later headed Sine Sola Water Co before retiring.
Republicans held a rally at the Waialua courthouse at night with strong turnout. Jack Lucas drew applause for Home Rule talk while W. T. Rawlins delivered a sharp stump speech. Local Republicans from the city traveled to the meeting as Waialua residents showed enthusiasm.
The jury found Mrs Chilton not guilty yesterday in a court at Fernogn. Foreman James Boyt led the jury as Judge Grier excused the jury until Monday morning. The trial consumed eight days and the court adjourned with Chilton free from charge.
A dubious notice reports Helen Brewer overdue by 208 days, with mentions of a planned posting next Wednesday in London. The item notes investors in Honolulu and London have paid $225,000 awaiting her status and potential impact on speculative markets.
A fragile 19th century chronicle notes the transfer of crews and stores from the old liner Beking to the new China in a Pacific route voyage. It lists officers including Captain D W G Krull and Chief Engineer Fred Holland, with shipboard staff and personnel reshuffled as China readies for oriental service. The article highlights notable crew names and assignments aboard the transition voyage.
A long passenger manifest lists numerous individuals and spouses connected to a voyage or arrival. Names include Feo San Francisco, J. F. Howler, Walter Huck, Maxter John Chapman, J. Pow er, Mrs. Kenake, Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Searle, and W. Smith among others, with titles and initials indicating domestic, social, or professional roles.
Nonsensical OCR fragment discusses business notices and legal terms citing firms like Fowler Co. and lines about bans, licenses, and financing. Incoherent wording makes exact entities unclear but implies a historical commercial notice with references to planters and financial arrangements.
The document states that Naka of Noth Kolta Hawaii revokes all previous powers of attorney and appoints Theo Busan as attorney in fact. It is published to notify the public, with a dated Kohala Hawaii September 19 and Honolulu September 20 indicating the revocation and appointment.
The Sanitary Steamy Laundry Co Ltd reports its office and operations have moved to Hotel Street Arlington Annex opposite Enion Street. The notice notes the new address and continuing business under the same company name.
Legal notice from the Territory of Hawaii announces the sale of property to satisfy a mortgage in a court case. The defendant is named in a long property description with a stated amount of four hundred fifty dollars plus costs, and the sale is scheduled at Public Auction at Kalakaua Station. The notice is dated September 12, 2008, issued by Deputy Sheriff Chilmingsworth in Honolulu, Oahu.
A special stockholders meeting of Lee Toma & Co. Ltd will be held October at the office on King Street. The business of importance will be discussed.
Fragmentary notice lists passengers departed including Ot Jr and Mew, Mrs Gitwon and two children, Mes J J Matthews, and others. The page carries an advertisement for Pain Killer claiming broad efficacy for fevers, coughs, colds, and other ailments with external use. Also mentions sale of For Rent cards at Bulletin Office and a Union 450 price point.
Fragmentary OCR text shows misread characters and jumbled words about Alameda. No clear event or names emerge. no verifiable entities or dates present to summarize into a proper newspaper item.
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