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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1903
Page
8
A report describes meetings by Republican candidates in Reina Street district disrupted by crowding and a foot of water at empt y spots. The brigade hall was prepared for a gathering, with security and parade plans noted as candidates prepared to campaign in tough conditions.
A garbled OCR passage describes a political event with mentions of Republicans, leaders, and attendees across venues and dates, but the text is heavily corrupted, yielding unclear names and places. The readable fragments reference candidates, committees, and possible affiliations without coherent structure.
Broad notice outlines internal profits share, subscription details, and monthly share price. Secretary AY Gear at 122 King Street listed. Also mentions upcoming masquerade event at Alexander Young Hotel with committee leads and schedule plus military inspection notes for Company E and C on specified nights.
In a late afternoon pool contest at Masini Motel, James edged out opponent Katey Lael as spectators watched tense shots. Wilder and Howe officiated with loud critique while a crowd of players and fans filled the venue for the decisive final.
A Vatican inquiry considers a new Catholic plan to reorganize a Western hierarchy and include an Anglo Saxon rite, with potential for closer ties to America to modernize trade. The item notes late September discussions and mentions a dividend forecast of 19,500.20 in October as reported by the Journal of Commerce.
A garbled OCR fragment records coastal and harbor time notes, ship movements, and weather details from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey era. It mentions Kahului and Milo, Hawaiian Standard Time, Greenwich, and a series of ship call signs, ports, and observations with dates and times, though many phrases are incomplete.
The adjourned annual meeting of the Kagiat and Bette was held with officers named including David Kawananakoa as President Jonah Kalanian as Vice President Jeane P. Makainai as Secretary John F. Colburn as Treasurer Oliver K. Stillman as Auditor and other listed attendees. The brief notes indicate the meeting ran for the year and recorded formal positions.
By authority tenders will be received by the Superintendent of Public Works until 12 m on Saturday the date of October for Dredging Section No 1 Montana Harbor. Bidding specifications are on file in the department office. The Superintendent reserves the right to reject any bid. Henry B Cooper, head of Public Works.
Notice that animals described have been impounded at the Government Pound Makiki Kona Island of Oahu. Pound fees and damages must be paid or animals will be sold on a stated date. The described animals will be sold Saturday Get 2h HW at noon if not claimed before the date.
Attendance at the Social Science Club meeting at Worcester Hall included an election of officers with President Griffiths and Secretary Davies chosen. A paper on The Rehabilitement and View of a Makeum in the Pacific was read by Curator Beleticy, followed by discussion on Hawaiian forestry, water supply, and conservation.
A fragmentary passenger list names individuals such as Kinwi Od Mr Hing Tone, Kanda and wife, Beloved Bertram, Sime fer M. Beata, Sister Benedicta, Hugh Galthrwith, Geo. Dewta, Harvey and wife, Rev. O Scud Lee and wife, Rev. E W Vhwing, A. Archer, KL Knight, Wot G Ker and wife, KH Brown and wife, among others. The OCR presents scattered names and roles with no clear event or date.
The Elke baseball team sent a challenge to Hilo for a game in Hilo against a local pick from the reland players. The note was addressed to LW Haworth of the Hilo Tribune. If accepted, the game should occur in about two weeks with Adm Tickley of Kinau backing efforts. Passenger list and a storefront notice appear for Maul dates.
The Robert Grieve Publishing Co plans a reorganization with J. J. McLean likely president and Harry Ev Hin named manager. N. H. Gedge and Harry Armitage expected as officers. The Ida aims to remodel the institution, acquire new Dewick machinery, and modernize operations at moderate cost to attract readers. Tracy on a vacation
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