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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1903
Page
5
A terse advertisement urges readers to stock calling cards and consider changing their plate to a later style. It promises up-to-date knowledge from leading manufacturers and high quality materials, ensuring work will be right.
A garbled morning exchange cites Hobron and Allan Dunn denying miscredit and alleging press attempts to discredit them. Commodore Macfarlane condemns the maneuver as personal spite while defending his own statements and sponsorship stance.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a publican party, movement mentions, and political figures in a ragged note. It references a Bailey or Bly location, a Royntlinana area, and a plea to support a Republican ticket amid tax talk and W E MnHKY FNUOEM names.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii offers the twenty seventh stock series for subscription at one dollar per month. It pays withdrawing members seventy five percent of profits plus twenty five percent\nfor stockholder benefit. A V Gear secretary 122 King Street. Willie Greig noted. The note also mentions the Business Man's Handy Index listing legal notices and real estate transactions in the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Edition.
The article details plans for soccer in the community, naming officers E G Muntes and J M tat, with Mal Jew and Paction teams organizing, practice starting Monday, and potential new squads including Wanderers and a High School players' group.
The Federal Grand Jury is active with a large panel in session. At 2 o clock this afternoon a set report is expected after rapid deliberations. Indictments have been found in forgery, peonage and cosmetic cases.
An archaic account describes a newly spotted jellyfish specimen near a harbor, noting its unusual shape and color. The narrative emphasizes its vivid central core, pale outer tentacles, and a rare pattern that puzzled observers while highlighting a curious observer and a decorative setting.
Amoke Regeneia Sydgar and others from Hawaii are reported in a scattered local update. Notices include politics, engraving orders, county clerk candidates, plumbing ads, and business meetings. The week features meetings of directors, postmaster notes, and various social and commercial items across Fort Street and nearby districts.
A local seller advertises a large stock of rope portiers offered at cut rates. Items include rope portier mounts for a dollar fifty each and double deals up to seven dollars and four cents per pair or unit.
The Honolulu Sugar Exchange notes a sugar quotation of three and seven eighths cents per pound on October 12, 1903. The market shows a steady level with no reported fluctuations this session.
Linares Mexico reports the sudden death of Mayor Mahony Gomes. His daughter Miye Manuely Flores rises to become mayor, presiding as city leader amid mourning and political tension.
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