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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
8
Entries for record on October six show various real estate transfers with amounts and parties such as Marion Mi Limit and John Kaolila among others. The notice also references a literary feature and a reflective passage about a worn printing towel, capturing local wonk in the same segment.
A readers note from Everybody's Magazine October reviews a partisan campaign guide titled Get 'Em! It targets practical politicians of the Navona Committee and National Committee chairs, asking how many voters exist and where to obtain the guide. The article frames the work as a wartime style handbook for political influence.
Fragmentary report recounts a contentious Home Rule meeting with speeches by Dowsett and colleagues. Attendees argued party loyalty and constitutional issues while discussing senatorial candidates and Hawaii’s provisional government.
The October instalment of a magazine recounts a story about Addicks trying to wet controls of Howton and a driver losing a sable overcoat in a snowstorm. Addicks allegedly offered a present to the driver and, amid controversy, the tale circulates with debate over truth and motives. Dooley discusses tomorrow's campaign and Simon Simple holds a political meeting in Saturday Bulletin.
A notes filled with fragmented phrases about long distance chess between players in Canton Ohio and Waray Atos, with a decades long match spanning years. References to mail correspondence, moves counting by six, and mentions of Atlantic and distant communication suggest a historic, global chess exchange.
Public notice urges readers aged 18 to register by tomorrow, emphasizing a final opportunity to enroll. The snippet references page six and hints at an imminent registration deadline.
Fragmentary OCR lists ships and ports with unclear destinations and dates. It mentions vessels such as China Privie Amaranth and Orient, with uncertain sailing times around Friday and Thursday. The readable items suggest port calls at Townsend and Hominy but lack coherent details or actions.
Passenger list shows names from various origins including Chingy, Henry Pearson, Be Elle ton, Mtr. C llteton, Mine. 1h. R. Hell and two children, MH, B. Hell, Meehaw, Mount, D. Frama, HM, Frankes J. Hazelberg, B. Hawk, Jo te Healing, Mire, Umterte Leach, Capt. Al Logan, Nugent, Parrona, Taylor, Look Chun, Woo Shee, Wong Lin, Tamaki, Ou Sho Tehun and others headed to this port.
A large group plans a Haleiwa Limited trip at 8 20 Sunday morning tied to a country outing. Many participants, including Mr and Mrs Rety Cutting Onear White Gen Angus and others, will enjoy a special luncheon and a dance at the wetty hotel after arrival.
A cricket queue forms tomorrow after 2 o clock with teams drawing from a long list of players including Auilervan Beardaiore Luton Catton Jordan Jordi and several others. The piece notes a connection to a Seattle electric railway company and a forthcoming event in San Antonio with card sales at The Bulletin office.
Notice is given by First National Bank of Hawaii that on Saturday October 15, 1904 at noon Honolulu time a public auction will be held for one thousand dollar first mortgage gold bonds of the Sugar Company Ltd. Thirty bonds numbered 100 to 189 and sixteen bonds numbered 180 to 200 inclusive may be sold in one lot or in five parts with option to take all or any part.]],
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