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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1906
Page
9
A garbled local page lists scattered items and ads from Word Worthy mentions and trade notes. It references packages from Henry Slay & Co and promotions about whiskey staples, with vague hints of events, shops, and public notices. The fragmentary text suggests a busy newspaper page with mixed local notices and advertisements.
Live report details a powerful typhoon impacting the harbor near Kowloon and wrecking ships. The Coptic steamer, Petrarch, and other vessels suffer heavy damage with crew injuries and missing sailors as a violent storm drives wreckage ashore and disrupts port activities.
Miscellaneous plumbing permit notices show applicants Veit OUTA Ne King et al, Katilil Karan Chons, and Mwirene Biya requesting work in the Mitton area. Other names include Hastuterii sinenien and Routh siren with projects tied to AKIO Ford and Port wut Heevinnin.
Local records show issued building permits affecting properties near Watkin including oat battis adjoining Myetty Newt Cli tan Hay and AtauAbOR ateeret Joay Jeltebath. Officials list extends to wl district with standard approval dates and parcel references.
A brief item notes an Italian earthquake prompting the formation of a safety committee. Details are fragmented, but the event is tied to local emergency planning and civic response. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text.
The report notes Parliament will convene in October while detailing a cargo manifest arriving by ship. Items listed include 26 crates celery, 82 crates fies, 31 boxes poultry, 14 boxes oysters, 13 boxes opium, and 40 boxes various goods.
A fragmentary notice discusses Burke’s Peerage and genealogical pages. It references prominent families, ancestral portraits, and ships, mentioning New Netherland and long-prints about lineage and heraldry. The text reads as a catalog of historical biographical material and related shipping and printing notes.
A severe typhoon battered Kowloon harbour wrecking or damaging numerous ships including the Germin Froaiier Aprmuirade, Jo- Hanne, Signal, Wing Chad, Heng, and British steamers. Many vessels were driven ashore or broke their backs while rescue and salvage efforts followed. Hong Kong port activity halted as observers investigate why warnings were not issued.
Valladelphia Pa Sept 2 Ceorge HH Earle receiver of the Rew Matate trom Company announced tonight that he had filed before Preakens Row sovell the evidence that the sugar trust had violated the Sherman antitrust law and he bid detded to begin suit againes the company. Phindoet ron was roundhed after he had made fiUle efforts to Induce the magne trust to pither tike to the 4% per cent of Jie atovic or the hackamelon onKar Which Adolph Segal fans 0 dle tent company. oF Vom rant to the opening of the refinery 0 ie Heat Karate Trust Company could realiee om the stock Anim Gay Gordon would not coment on either proposition submitted by the receiver Begul aid that when to wold at per cent of the stock of the refinery bi Jw given to andotwtatd that the pure closer represented the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York am t hat the business would be continued. Buu after the wale the vorlitory was owed Mr Eagle communicated regently With the Department of Jurinie con cerning the alleged compiracy of the fru,ant Chief Wilkie of the Beeret Berview came here The receiver held a long conference in day with C K Hatchinew of New York representing the Mmnerican Signe Refining Com L ping
In Chicago for several days en route to California MP Timothy Michael Healy discusses ownership policies and municipal governance. He notes concerns about costs for public services and compares U S and British practices while endorsing reform, with remarks on colonial and local administration.
A report from Haleiwa covers a candidate talk spree by Koolaupoke for Representative. About thirty people attended gatherings at multiple stops including Wal fan Katana Hawula Laie and Walston. Speakers urged support while contrasting city issues with national municipal debt debates in Chicago and the United Kingdom.
A campus incident reports freshmen seen on the streets in varied colors, with arrests of SOPHS ARR Chiewgy and others. The chancellor Revi Munne leads a round-up while details remain unclear amid reports of a night of upheaval and capture of many students.
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