Globe Clothing Co Advertises Bargain School Suits
A Honolulu ad touts school attire for boys priced from $2 to a higher amount. It emphasizes Will and Nino focusing on studies while clothing is provided by Globe Clothing Co at 64 Hotel Street.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
7
A Honolulu ad touts school attire for boys priced from $2 to a higher amount. It emphasizes Will and Nino focusing on studies while clothing is provided by Globe Clothing Co at 64 Hotel Street.
Public notice by commissioner in Honolulu for sale of Lot 16 4 Fort Street property in Wahiawa area under a court decree. Sale set for October 1905 at noon at the judiciary building entrance with cash in US gold coin and balance on delivery. Interested parties may contact attorney George A. Davis or the commissioner Ronald M. Simonton for details.
Notice details a guardianship sale of Vincent Pedro minor's real estate in Honolulu Oahu to be exposed to public auction at the mauka front entrance of Iolani Building. The property features Moanalua land in Royal Patent 3856 Sec Award 1199 to Uku, life estate Kalama, selling cash in US currency, deeds at purchaser expense, subject to court confirmation. Dated Honolulu October 1908.
A late 19th century report details the Misaka disaster near Yokohama where the MikuWitered warship drew near The Mir harbor collision involvement with several crew members and casualties aboard the Mikes shipyard divers searched the wreck for parts and a commission led by Vice Admiral Misa investigated the cause Admiral Toggs shifted the fleet on the morning of the 12th The explosion appears linked to fire on ammunition amidship with ongoing inquiry into the accident
Yokohama September 22 We learn that about 600000000 yen are needed for troop withdrawal and war settlement, plus a 200000000 yen loan. Domestic funds are constrained by anti peace sentiment, forcing government borrowing from the Bank of Japan at about ten million yen weekly. Convertible notes must rise, foretelling price increases and economic strain after the war.
Real estate entries recorded for dates in October 1908 and earlier list transfers to owners including Alfred W Carter Alfred Magoon and others. Notices reference mortgage actions from Gorman Savings and Loan and Bank of Hawaii Ltd with various parties and properties in Honolulu Lahaina and Kalihi areas.
Nagasaki reports indicate Russia may renew activity in the Far East through foreign agents. Plans include steamer routes via Harbin to China and Europe, subsidies for arms, and reopening a port at Nagasaki as part of a broader revival of commerce and access to the Trans Siberian corridor.
A reader letter discusses a prosecution of gambling activities in Hana and Hanapepe, noting a local bank spends about 1700 a month to support it. The Board of Supervisors last meeting discharged a policeman implicated, though details remain unclear and the open question of accountability persists.
Yokohama Sept 24 There are no more inquiries at Sasebo as Captain Ijichh commander of the Mikasa reportedly attempted suicide after the disaster He ordered his men to extinguish the fire but failed He expressed that he alone bore responsibility for the ship and for officers and men later unconscious from a fall at a window He was sent to the naval hospital in gravest condition It remained unclear whether the incident was accidental or an attempted suicide per Sasebo dispatches
A small informal yet charming gathering hosted by Mrs A B Wilcox on October 9 honored Mrs Geo Fairchild and Miss Violet Maker. Twelve ladies met at the Wilcox home, enjoyed pink carnations and ferns, played at cards, and Miss Violet Maker won a silver tea strainer while prizes were awarded to several guests.
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