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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
6
A fragmented OCR listing shows stock names such as Hutchinson Sugar Mill Co Waimea Sugar Mill Co Hawaiian Electric Co Hawaiian Pineapple Co and multiple bond and share entries with prices and dates. The text resembles a late period market rundown with scattered values and percentages.
A fractured local page lists events and ads from The Encore venue to Hawaii promotion notices. Items include The Halletin shipment, an Anchor Saloon cholera exhibit, hat cleaning on Horestania Street, 1912 calendar pads at the bureau, new crafts and party favors, and school books from Wall Nichols Co. Also noted are auto service ads, Consolidated Soda Works contact, a police arrest, job ad for motor party, theater and union notices, and upcoming meetings at Young Hotel and Chinese Students Alliance.
AOF reports 1000 haw gone to Kawai on a business trip returning Sunday. Harry Macfarlane expects return from San Francisco in two weeks. Superintendent of Marketing Starrett will return from Hawaii on Sunday. RB Volney of Miles City has been visiting friends and returns to the mainland. J M Jorgensen of Chicago writes he plans to come here with his family for the winter. A Kinney did not leave on Nippon Maru, likely to go to the mainland on Hoxt steamer. O A Steven, connected with Hawaiian Sugar Pottery labor campaign, continues trip to the mainland as a passenger on Nippon Maru sailing to San Francisco. Steven on vacation leave and expected to return to the union within weeks.
The transcript shows George Davis berating Brown during a court proceeding. Deputy County Attorney Breyen outlines the protection system and the defendant’s statements are reviewed. The judge presided as the trial moved through testimonies and evidentiary notes.
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