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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1906
Page
2
A garbled but dense local notice page highlights shops and services including a bakery, wine and beer ads, clothing reductions, and lodging offers. It mentions military arrivals, social events, church and Salvation Army activities, and a mix of classifieds with prices and addresses. Strong entities include Hawaiian topics and local figures.
Fragmented notes describe Improvement Club selections and committee roles with scattered names. A separate unrest section cites conflicts in Guba with mentions of ancest in Puerta Pyitte pipe and local depredations, and a football game involving Tugby and Vancouver.
In Warrington Delaware Attorney General Moody is expected to be named a justice for the state Supreme Court forming a probable appointment. The move signals a key shift in the state judiciary and outlines Moody's future role on the high court bench.
Severe weather devastates banana plantations in the region with widespread damage. Reported crop destruction highlights significant agricultural impact and potential economic consequences for local growers.
The Alask a Siberia railroad has been incorporated under New Jersey law according to a Saturday Bulletin edition. The issue provides a concise list of legal notices including liens, judgments, building permits and real estate transfers as printed by the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin.
A cigarette sparked a blaze at the Honolulu Gas Company works yesterday afternoon around 2 o'clock. Firemen limited damage to the plant, preventing disruption of service as the department arrived within ten minutes and had flames under control before 4 o'clock.
A clipped fragment notes Fine Job Printing at the Bul latin offices. The line suggests a printer or print shop housed within a local bulletin office setting referenced by the OCR artifact.
The Expert Dentists located on Ton Block opposite the Young Hotel appears in the directory listing.
The Supreme Court reversed the Water Commission ruling in the Palate Land Improvement Co case, denying Pablo Water Co. the requested allotment. The court held subterranean flow disputes were not proven and the petition was dismissed, with Territory representation by Deputy Attorney General F L W Milverton and petitioner's counsel DL Withington.
A fragmented letter continues criticizing Kinney over liquor issues and Democratic meetings at Liltha Street. The writer questions campaign conduct, urges restraint on alcohol, and chastises party leaders for perceived hypocrisy while reflecting on local politics and recent gatherings.
County Clerk Kalawokalani has delayed appointing election clerks amid disputes with the Board of Supervisors over staffing. Republicans and Democrats have each submitted lists of proposed clerks for multiple precincts as the board considers assignments to handle increased election work this year.
New York Sept 12. A suit against United Fruit Company seeks damages of 6,000,000. The American Banana Company of Mobile Alabama accuses the rival of blocking trade in the fruit market. The case is filed in the United States Circuit Court, naming United Fruit as a major tropical fruit operator with plantations in Cuba Costa Rica Panama and Jamaica. Andrew W. Preston is listed as president.
A terse public notice outlines pay and payroll details for B18 veer A E bulletin. Officials specify payroll actions and timing, with references to the affected department and applicable dates. The notice emphasizes compliance and record-keeping requirements.
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