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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1903
Page
5
Advertises stock of calling cards and services for quick needs. Emphasizes current materials and quality from leading manufacturers. Promises reliable, timely work and up-to-date plates for improved card presentation.
The three masted sibcones Ottine Flord suffered severe keel damage after dragging along coral on a marine runway. Workers will replace the keel, with a large crew and support from across the vessel, expected to finish by mid text Wools.
A fragmentary report shows indictment proceedings on a slaveholding case with jurors selected and excused amid routine courtroom motions. The text notes Judge Katee and several jurors such as Chas It Cockett Manuel Kamion and Surway Hels head, detailing excuses and traveler credits, with court adjourning late afternoon.
The Saturday Bulletin Weekly Edition outlines real estate transactions and related motions, funders, judgments, and bulletin notices. It notes Oct 14 filings by JA Magoon and Hamill Ter al Naval Avirwd and various parties, with resumptive references to transfers and public notices within the real estate trades.
The Oceanic steamship Ventura docked at Hackfeld Wharf shortly before 11 o'clock after a five day voyage from San Francisco. It carried cabin and second cabin passengers for Honolulu, including HA. Ineaberg and notable Honolulu residents. A German Consular flag flew at the Hackfeld building in honor of Mr Jean Bern’s return. The ship brought 449 tons of freight destined for the colony and featured a concert aboard with musical performances by Dumond and others.
A jumbled local update cites various notices and ads including legal matters, chamber meeting, grocery ad, and social club gathering. Mentions Motes K. Nakuina as a county clerk candidate and a theatrical or shipping note about an Oceanic steamship. Also notes a marriage announcement for Ada Howe Parker and Lewis Buxe Gear with a Berkeley, California date.
A report notes Japanese laborers in Alameda forming a union and planning to work fewer hours. It mentions responses from white patrons and discusses local labor conditions, calls for organizing, and debates over labor hours and duties. The text reflects era tensions between immigrant workers and local employers.
Fragmented text from a football score listing shows numerous garbled phrases and names. Readable items are scarce, with no coherent match or outcome clear. The piece appears to be scrambled notes rather than a complete game report.
A United States federation delegate criticizes Hawaii as a stopping place for Japanese and Korean labor, accusing sugar planters of flooding the islands with workers to suppress American settlement. Details include émigré patterns, policy opposition to American laws, and water supply issues tied to refinery needs in Brooklyn.
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