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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
6
A chaotic report describes the meteor wreck and salvage dispute involving the Eureka and the Meteor. Claims of ownership, salvage rights, and legal action unfold as the Eureka group asserts its stake while officers and insurers evaluate the case.
The Pioneer Building and Loan Association of Hawaii announces a 1 dollar per month per share subscription as it withdraws a member at year end. It plans to retain profits for Smokhold and offers 15 percent to withdrawing members, with 25 percent kept by the association for remaining funds. Gear, Secretary, 450 Tu(123) Klug Street.
Movement notices detail vessel and crew transfers among ships and depots, with refits and master appointments. It notes shifts in routes and ports including Washington Quartermaster updates, changes to homeward transport plans, and revised timings for this period.
In a tangled clubroom tale, Dick Beresford and Olive navigate a quarrel over a mistaken affair. A receipt of pride and a coincidental match between names lead to a night of revelation and playful absolution, as the couple finally acknowledges their true bond.
A nocturnal meeting of church men and liquor supporters drew a large crowd as city authorities pressed to enforce Sunday liquor laws. Protests by clergy and residents followed. officials and councilors left as tension rose. The event highlighted ongoing conflicts over temperance and city administration. The Evening Bulletin notes liquor notices and real estate transactions in its business section.
Stray phrases describe a named forties foundation and related items. The garbled OCR references a figure or event with names like E W Crove and a box price of 20 cents. The text is fragmented but hints at a historical purchase or refund mention.
Disjointed text fragment references Gary A Col and a one day event. The readable bits mention a ball, palate, and an attempt, with garbled terms suggesting a memorial or lineage context. No clear date, place, or outcome is identifiable from the legible portion.
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