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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1906
Page
8
An early 20th century funeral business advertises rates for the poor and middle class, listing prices such as 8.50 12.50 15.00 618.00 25.00 28.00 40.00 and up. The notice says office hours and a phone number for contact, with a garbled address seeming to read Fort M.
A Fort street location lists a monthly rent of 25 dollars for a store. The listing mentions the address block Fort street and the cross streets Incitingbourne Penarcola and Wilder Avenue.
Territory of Hawaii on Oahu presents a concise discussion titled The Real Explanation Of Two Kinds In The Case Of Made To Order. The piece analyzes classification or claims linked to customized products or services within the jurisdiction.
Shipping Intelligence notes vessels including Am and Argyll Dickson anchored off Port Harford on October 6 with sugar cargoes totaling around 1000 tons. Entries list ships Man i Bennett Nawilk with sugar from Siti Noent Pederson from Ko Auilhwote and others bound for Hawaii and San Francisco, with times between 5 a.m. and 7 a.m. Sunday October 7 and Monday October 8, incomplete names and ports, reflecting a busy harbor schedule.
Shipping notices list several vessels sailing today. Wisconsin bound for San Francisco departs about 4 PM with no passengers or freight. Ventura bound for San Francisco sails about 3 PM. Kinau sails to Hilo and intermediate ports at 12 noon. Mauna Loa departs for Kona and Ka ports at 12 noon. Maunaloa and Steamer Maul also noted with cargo routes.
Democratic Delegate candidate McClanahan wraps a Kauai swing with a thinping tour and aims to poll more votes than Inukei. He plans to return to Honolulu by October 27 as Democrats set campaign plans at a County Committee meeting tonight at Waveriey Hall. Republicans of FINN District will meet tonight at Ewamill and tomorrow at Alan. The Power District convenes Wednesday and Thursday. Brown supporters remain confident, with Home Rule leaders noting broad voter support for their candidate.
The notice indicates the Office of Registrations located in the basement of the Capitol building. Specific actions, deadlines, or procedures are not readable in the fragment.
A list of names and origins appears as passengers arrive at Ventura port notable figures and local residents from Kauai, Maui, and other regions are listed with titles Mr Mrs and initials. The fragmentary OCR captures names such as Chillingworth Neonan Kea and Van Dine among others.
The court resumed the criminal practice case this morning. A Chinese 18 year old won the principal witness position for the prosecution. The woman involved, Leong Hay of Akina, is alleged to have received drugs in violation of law. The witness testified that for two years since she was 16, Leong Hay was intimate with her. She said the defendant then hid by medicine. Shortly after, she went to Maui where she married Sim Look Ish, and later learned the truth, leading to authorities arresting the Chinese doctor. The case will be continued tomorrow.
The Federal Grand Jury convened at 2 o clock after Judge Doles instructions, with District Attorney Breckens offering a brief talk before entering executive session. Appointed foreman J A McCandless led the panel, listing members such as John Lucan, HD M Cobb, BM Parle, W J Forbes, and many others. The Dowager Marchioness of Londonderry, widow of the third Marquis, was noted alongside Lord George Stewart in a fragmented notice recounting aristocratic lineage and entomologist interests, including a famed moth collection to be bequeathed to the nation.
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