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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1901
Page
7
The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co. Ltd. deals in real estate loans and mortgages, with agency for a New Hampshire fire insurance company. Notaries public, office numbers 3 and 4, Melinte 6, Box 288, phone listings present.
In Lambeton Maine the tale unfolds of a wealthier stranger who hires a pair of horses from Joe at a Portland saloon. The man’s plan collapses as Joe suspects the ruse and the crowd mocks the deception. The stranger returns to claim the wages while admitting no fault, leaving Joe with the five hundred dollars.
A clipped note from the Boston Herald mentions Roosevelt as older than William of Germany and lists several monarchs including King Victor Emanuel III Queen Wilhelmina and Alfonso XII. The piece suggests the young readers are attentive to royal topics.
fragmentary ad copy touts a cold cure laxative and quinine tablets with 25 cent price, signed by W. Grave on each box, claims better camera technology than rivals, and promotes the Phot supply Co for supplies and printing services at the bulletin office.
Public record entries detail mortgages and transfers in Hawaii and Oahu towns. Transactions involve Atherton, Kamana, and Kaublmaka-Jod, with dates in September October 1901 and multiple properties in Honolulu, Kewalo, and Paieo, including land lots and releases.
An elderly man tries to pass a $600 note for change at a box office, with witnesses confirming later. A separate Hudson Valley scene reports Clara Morris fearing orchard theft by Myrtle and companions, while plans for a new club quarters and decor unfold, awaiting Captain Merry’s decision within days.
Oscar Hammarston encountered an actor at Seventh Avenue theater who asked for five dollars claiming repayment to Roberto. Hammerstein lent the money and the actor thanked him, noting a memorable moment in the trade. The exchange ended with a curious remark about a “lovely moment,” as reported by the New York Times.
The narrator recalls a inland trip with a wife noting dwindling Atlantic seafood options and a surprising taste of crawfish. She questions eating them, while a local creak explains crawfish as water‑loving relatives of lobsters, sparking reflections on country life, weather, and suburban ambitions versus city comforts.
Fragmented narrative describes overheard plans and a kitchen scene with talk of a girl leaving town and a man observing weather, lobsters in a kettle, and a curious remark about summer in the pure country. It closes with notes on oil production, stock sales, and Pacific Union Oil Company promotions in California.
Fragmentary OCR describes John Hancock and his early signing of the Declaration, noting his governorship of Massachusetts and later fortune bequests to college benevolence. It mentions figures like Sherman and traits of aristocracy, with references to a Caroline Haskins photographic study shown at King Bros Art Line.
Disjointed business notices announce night watchmen for properties, builder guidance, a name change in a carriage company, tax appeal actions for Pine district, and a judiciary building matter in Hanulula. Dates and exact terms are garbled but indicate formal proceedings and forthcoming deadlines.
The document notes the annual meeting of Hunolura Chrmry is to be held at a specified time and place. Details remain partial in the readable fragment but indicate formal corporate notice and scheduled proceedings.
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