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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1901
Page
7
The fragment mentions Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co Ltd, Joaney mort ym te, Agente New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company. General here, news and Financial Bi NOTARIES PUBLIC. OMicee-Rooma 1 and 4, Meintyre building P 8 262 Phone Main 141.
Incomplete OCR fragment names G. P. Denison, a superintendent, and references a ticker event or entity. The readable text is garbled with stray letters and parentheses, obscuring full context and specific details. No clear date, place, or complete actions are discernible.
A dense, OCR laden maritime record lists freights and charts with routes across the Atlantic and Pacific. It mentions ships and companies such as American lines, Redfield, and Sears, with tonnages around hundreds to thousands including wheat cargoes to places like Antwerp, Kingdom, and Cowichan, amid numerous named agents and vessels.
Obscure report details the death of Oakes Wilkes amid a disputed charter and unresolved ownership claims. The article mentions a $2600 shortfall, a 1 mile work period, and mounting tensions as authorities examine possible disputes and ongoing arrangements affecting the local crew.
A garbled record lists real estate deals and mortgage details from 1901 including Thos Haleakala Ranch Company two thirds interest in Crmgt 11% and various assignments among individuals in Honolulu and Maui. Dates noted October 7 1901 and October 9 1901 reference deeds mortgages and property transfers across multiple properties and owners with scattered names and locations.
A distorted report suggests a conflict among sugar companies over beet processing. It claims American Sugar Company actions price sugar and restricts production, prompting speculation of further cutbacks to curb competition and raise profits.
The report notes a newly built craft tied to Alameda, with plans for a yearly voyage to the port. It mentions a person who appears to fund and oversee the project, borrowing ideas from Sonoma and Hore, and hints at the ship’s completion and future trips under a rebuilt hull.
A fragmented ad promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bronze Quinine Tablets. It mentions refunds if ineffective and cites a signature from Wy Grove on each box. The listing references Camarinos of the California Fruit Market and a French supply source, with vague contact notes and hospital mentions.
The sermon denounces anarchist violence and calls for loyalty to law, faith, and the Gospel. It argues that freedom requires order and subjection to Christ, warning that political agitation endangers nations and urging regulation of unrest while affirming American ideals and divine guidance.
The report outlines a cricket matel result with names and a partial score tally. Players listed include J Clark, H Jones, and J Jordan among others, with unclear district or club details. The text references Parishes, captains, and extras but lacks complete context.
Pacific Union Oil Co and related California oil ventures tout proven lands and daily output potential. The offer features stock prices from 4 to 8108 per share with various earnings projections and mentions sales of offshore stock reductions. Investors are advised to contact Breck and Hone Brokers and Hawaiian agents for available shares and limited quantities.
A garbled notice references The Bank of Chiuspreckele and Co and legal authority aspects, with scattered names and places. The text mentions water rights, land and property, and a long list of individuals, dates, and institutions in a convoluted, partially legible form.
An appeal notice from the Tax Appeal Court announces a hearing at the Treasury Office on a specified date. The document includes references to a defaulting party and related procedural steps at a central government building.
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