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An ad style note urges updating and reworking calling cards. It promises current style and materials from leading manufacturers and assures quality work on carts.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
5
An ad style note urges updating and reworking calling cards. It promises current style and materials from leading manufacturers and assures quality work on carts.
Cohen's management announces a three week Alameda run at the Orpheum by the Sanforts with twenty performers. Neill Company brings Mamoda for three weeks at the Opera House. Cohen plans a next engagement. Millett to fight Wenty nett Tuesday night at the Refinance Club. expectant crowd and a postfight bout with Dank Hoot.
The article quotes Joo Cohen and Ben Frieda discussing peak winter bookings and hotel recommendations as visitors head to Hawaii and California. Ray Krawler notes strong demand with a favorable outlook for travel services and local attractions. Raymond Whitcomb advises on expert arrangements for trips, while Mtr Crownon letters highlight growing interest from well-known travelers.
A local notice describes a Japanese fair to be held at the corner of Hiebarde and Hin Hecke with assorted items and crafts. Proceeds benefit the Japanese Methodist church and school, with events slated for October 24 and a community gathering to follow.
A fragmentary report describes a political gathering at the home of a senator in Waialae last evening. Names and roles are garbled but mention Repiticane, Georke Maku, Me Bona, and A.M. Brown. The meeting opened with prayer and discussed the County Act and its supporters.
About two hundred Chinese voters gathered for a meeting sponsored by the Chinese United Society. Speakers included A. M. Brown, Jamac Stierwood, J. W. Pratt, Jack Javas, Frank J. Gilman, E. Damon Dwtaht. The session featured introductory remarks by W. Kwant and a discussion of local issues at Core, Port and Hotel streets.
Dated items mention endorsements for county clerk and other local posts. Notes on a temple meeting, a public works project, and a new immigrant inspector appointment in Washington. Local sports talk covers a cricket match in Kohala and a selection of players and officials for the trip with Hobert Anderson as umpire.
Waterhouse and Judd Aira from Watertown and Studi form a partnership to work at the Miller and Bereinnia corner. De Winer and Loney act as Potaliitatint for the enterprise while De Waterhouse and Aire Island focus on their professional trades amid current work obligations.
Disjointed OCR text reports on local election activity with references to a registrar, Republican and Democratic filings, and several named candidates. Fragmentary mentions include county offices and party nominees, with unclear names and dates due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses promotion of a matter linked to railroads in California and nationwide. It mentions committees, distribution networks, and plans to spread information via offices, with references to dates, places, and individuals, though many words are garbled.
A local ad announces a bargain sale of rope portier rope portieres for doors with items offered at half prior prices. Single door portiers priced around one dollar, while double door sets up to seven dollars, available in all colors.
The Honolulu Stock Exchange lists a speculative move in Fem se Nowe val sd Tr Pp ee ive Fablite Agrice Pionner MET Ce, signaling a valuation readjustment amid market activity. Investors monitor potential impact on related sectors and cross listings.
A mangled wartime report describes steamers from Honolulu sailing toward Lanai and Kahoolawe with tension over orders. Crews reportedly argued aboard after docking near Kalla, and the scene involved lifeboat alarms and calls to halt progress.
Fragmented OCR lists a mix of inventions and dates including barometers from 1686, lithography, violins, and various unnamed devices. Mentions a new hotel listing by Eastman Kodak in Honolulu and a call for photo equipment purchases.
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