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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
6
The ISS editor page row 2256 notes the business office telephones for Dulletio. Readers are directed to use these numbers for inquiries and correspondence with the office.
A fragmented list shows a wide array of sugar related companies and stocks on the Honolulu market. Includes names such as Hawaiian Sugar Co, Oahu Sugar Co, MeBryde Sugar Co, Waialua Agricultural Co, and Hilo Railroad Co among others with rough quotations and a closing note stating Latest Sugar quotation 3.80 cents or $76.00 per ton.
A chaotic Honolulu scene described with scattered items: a barber shop on Hotel Street, a Miss Lowing Lewin, various ads for dental and optical services, a plantation manager named John T. Mole, a Mauna Ken morning arrival, a Royal Naval fan Hotel listing, court actions including a plea on abatement, a Korean suspect, and reports of a Portuguese labor confrontation with injuries during a march.
For sale a second hand visible ty panel 15 addon PO. item appears basic and unproven. potential buyers should inspect personally before purchase. contact for more details.
Fragmentary notice states Dr 1h Mondor, aged 3, departs at the Chil Stavien aboard the Willel mink heading to California to purchase stock. It calls for any person within ty place at Atte hetare to align with Me Toavnig and mentions a doctor, Boritna, and Byatt Hartoct among others. Further readable bits reference residents and officials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an unclear incident with a wife and a necktie reference. The lines are garbled and do not establish a clear person, place, date, or concrete outcome.
A fragmentary page notes a territorial court proceeding in Honolulu seeking a divorce by Kisoft Talia with a hearing before a judge at the courthouse and a later seal of proposals for dredging at a U S Naval Station in Hong Kong and related notices. It also mentions a report on Jim Oberlin College activities and a commentator’s remark about a Monday Chanel event.
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