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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1903
Page
5
An ornate evening at Ahoo's house featured a large guest list, with lush decorations and ample Hawaiian dishes. Solomon's Quintet provided music while hosts attended to attendees, and a moonlit, grand floor later hosted traditional dances and modern performances reflecting island heritage.
A fragmented Maui political scene centers on Morton and other candidates including Clerk nominee. Rival factions debate party loyalty and procedural strength as the campaign travels through local hearings and public events.
A garbled OCR note describes a pool tournament at the Monta Hotel where Alvar Ture and Win Wilder were asked to play. It mentions doubtful results between Wilder and Me HLaunghtin and an unclear organizer arranging a unit win by score, with missing details and timing.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Mawail offers withdrawals after six months or a year with 75 percent of profits to members and 25 percent to stackhold. The 27th Series of stock is open for subscription at one dollar per month. A. V. Ghar, Secretary, 122 King Street. The Business Man's Handy Index provides summaries of legal notices tenders judgments building rate transactions.
Local and general items reach this week from Port Townend and nearby areas. Mentions legal notices, ship movements including the schooner Lyman Ts Foeter and the Norwegian bark Steward, and political undercurrents amid maritime trade and quarantine activity. Also notes crew changes and a forthcoming campaign likelihood involving Pacific coastal interests.
A coroner’s jury heard medical and legal testimony on a death scene at a hospital. The examiner described the patient’s condition while doctors and reporters recorded observations, naming several officials and witnesses present during the inquiry.
A collage of scattered items from Honolulu society and business pages includes recipes, sales, gatherings, and community events. Mentions groceries, prices, photo services, gaming results, church endeavors, and civic notes with numerous personal names and places like Fort Street and Honolulu.
A large catalog-style notice offers rope portiers at a fixed sale. Placed on sale at 1.50 dollars each, with a bulk price of 7.00 dollars for double doors. Limited quantities, described as the best offered before.
The fragmentary text provides unclear references to AI stock and a person named Ken. No definite event, date, or organization is discernible to form a coherent news item. Further readable details are required to craft a factual summary with proper names and context.
Vebert Young, eldest of the Mung heathers, will lease to The Silesis this evening and stay briefly. He plans to shift to a new power engine project and observe repairs on the schooner rig Thy Brothers. The work is described as part of the Oceanic Institute’s operations at Wade We.
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