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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
1
Dozens were rejected after failing civil service examinations for ten short notice vacancies at the Custom House. The delay and poor turnout hampered operations, with inspectors reporting embezzlement rumors and a mass assessment of personnel. Officials noted many were unprepared and that the failure to pass exams slowed work and heightened disruption.
The plaintiff sues for recovery of sixty five dollars alleging goods were sold and delivered on several dates including November 22, 1499 and November 25, 1499. The demand asserts the defendant approved payment but only thirteen dollars has been paid to date.
Madane Helle Cale presents a violin recital assisted by Rutan Vrehutseh with Wer whl lve a eran recital in the Avera Hthnne next Thursday evening. Madame Helle Cale is to head a notable production. Local attendees are invited to hear the wonderful hoy violin.
A usable warehouse ground site on Pelvar road near O Ro and the Cate wharves is available. The property offers storage potential and also adaptable space for an Oriental store or lodgings.
No games this afternoon due to field allocations with Punahow grounds given to football players and Makiki grounds used by cricketers. The note cites the nobility of hintingers and a six Ket ground issue affecting scheduling.
The article reports the death of Miss Long and mentions a troubling political scandal involving Deet De Ming Hetow Boototues Long, with reference to her husband’s cabinet term. It notes Calmrain Boringe in Nolber and a return home to Hingham two weeks prior, identifying Miss Long as related to a local notable family.
A report on the American Episcopal Church Assembly discussing bishop elections and appointive plans. Key figures include Dr Chanputt and Dr Few, with debate over Hawaii, Porto Rico, the Philippines, and potential Hawaii bishop appointments amid Western clerical influence and U.S. jurisdiction.
The Columbia beats Shamrock in a tight sail duel off Sandy Hook with a decisive lead in the final stretch. Crowds watch as the wind and tide favor the Columbia, leaving Shamrock to concede the regatta after a dramatic late surge.
New York report notes Lanitan as respondent to Prihune quate with 9 prominent Mralish garhtenante urging renewed alienint to captive the Antoriea's emphist Beewatade in Brabable for a long time. General disappointment at Great Hellain over the result of the beteat International saeht toes. Lipton to be nied.
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic campaign scene around Cotulla with mentions of voters, riders, and local figures. The piece references a white flyer, a tile event, and racelike tensions, naming Bhunawok, Gallant, and Indy amid a broad swirl of names and places.
Fragmented OCR reports a high court case involving Ammola, Kaplo, and other defendants with references to Justice Gallraltte Perry Arhage and various officials. The piece touches on Mackay Pacific proposition, congressional action, and cable negotiations, naming figures and locations across New York and Washington.
A contested plan names Fagan and others as backers of a project to build a hospital for incurables on a Quptuets site. Officials argue the proposed site is suitable, with opponents citing costs and logistical issues before a final decision.
A Labor Federation official pressed President Taft to back eight hour work limits and a labor law revision, urging Congress to consider favorable measures. Washington discussions highlighted tariff and reciprocity questions, with lawmakers stressing adherence to core labor principles and public support.
A contested election report from the Shywewtey chamber in Monel details a committee debate on seating a deputy from North Carolina and the challenge to the arrangement. The chair signaled ongoing duties and a move to rename an evaluation by the committee, with resolutions still unsettled.
An auctioneer conducted a resale of a Teritania property with frontage about 162 feet and depth around one foot more or less. The sale involved Henry Smith and Vincent Fernandes addressing writing to provide proper discharges and mentioned costs around 8000 dollars. the jury later adjourned after Judge Cray.
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