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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
5
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A late attendance crowd gathered for a Republican banner raising at the Moanalin fete honoring Hon 8M Daten. The event featured speakers including Diet District Attorney BR W Breckens and others, with plans for further addresses by Lorrin Andrews and Leontine throughout the evening. The gathering showcased a grey banner bearing all Republican ticket candidates and included music, firework viewing, and multiple speakers from local and district figures.
The readable items suggest an entertainment section with references to Freear, Pressey, and a show in Honolulu. Mentions of performers, a wall event, and a tonight appearance are seen amid garbled lines. Names like Eve and Nichole appear. numbers hint at ticket prices and timings but are unclear.
Last week Hale Mead & Co negotiated a sale of bonds worth one billion with Rapid Transit. At a regular session Robert Shingle bid fifteen, and a theft involving a Panama hat for Giken was reported. The culprit fled, leaving Shingle bareheaded as the event unfolded on the street.
Readable fragments describe Catholic churches and related figures in a jumble of names and places. Mentions include a show of china and a may date with an unclear listing of locations and attendees.
Fragmented text from a page item mentions San Francisco California and New York with unclear street references. Likely a damaged listing or notice, offering minimal readable context about locations or entities.
A U.S. Navy transport Sherman's crew largely well behaved but one soldier faced discipline after attempting a robbery on a Chinese man. He was court marshalled, fined thirty dollars, and imprisoned in the gunnery house for the term of his confinement. A separate midshipman and other soldiers were cited for related disturbances, with varying penalties and incidents throughout the port of Honolulu.
A garbled local items page mentions John Hind from Hawaii and various shops on Fort Street. Mentions Salter, engraving orders, and political notices for county clerk candidates. Afro and Mrs J J Helse trip report, and assorted ads for football gear and water fittings.
The vessel Named Iris is described as moving toward Ranming Toland and then likely to Suva and Auckland. It is expected to depart Honolulu this afternoon and be stationed at Auckland or Suva, with plans indicating a Pacific voyage and subsequent operational location decisions.
A morning hearing denied a new trial as Judge Dertott refused motions in the Helen Rowlant et al case. The jury verdict against the named defendants stood, with the judge ruling on motions and lingering questions over the trial record.
The Honolulu Sugar Exchange reports a latest quotation of 2.8756 per unit. Market watchers note a tentative uptick as traders assess global sugar demand and nearby supply signals.
A local gun club announces a Meer shoot in Maga valley with noon start, signaled by Marg e Mimber and possible large turnout if others join. Traps lie near granite. electric boom work halted due to unsuitable equipment, so some events will be hand run and recorded later in the afternoon.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Mawait announces the Twenty Seventh Series of Stock in view of subscription. Shares cost one dollar per month per share, with 75.4 percent of profits paid to withdrawing members and 25 percent for the benefit of the stockholders. A.V. Gear, Secretary, 122 King Street.
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