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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1905
Page
4
The notice details payables in advance for the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin with monthly and yearly rates, plus postpaid delivery terms. It includes Hawaii Honolulu County circulation data, a payroll and notary header, and discusses Civil Service and county government remarks amid a scanned 1905 era section.
Citizens attend Moor of Supervises session focused on a Honolulu park scheme to improve Monolin. Supervisor Lucas proposes 500 dollars to hire an expert and gauge public opinion amid local opposition.
Night clerk Kruse at the Hawaiian Hotel heard a noise in the barroom and confronted a would-be thief. The intruder, described as lingering near suites, fled as the clerk challenged the suspect and officers investigated a disrupted scene.
A promotional piece argues doctors fail to cure female illnesses while Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts succeeds through her Vegetable Compound. It touts her experience, training, and extensive patient testimonials claiming cures for a wide range of female complaints and urges women to write for advice.
Fragmentary OCR details a municipal dispute over ordinance enforcement and court jurisdiction. The narrative references Whitney and Conmey, actions to move cases to different courts, and debates about whether the Poil Court or Supreme Court should hear trials. The document notes potential mob activity and a magistrate’s stance on jurisdiction and trial location.
The notice sets Friday evening event timing in Charter Detow Hall Pewabou with a note on the schedule.
The long hearing on the Parker affair concluded with Magoon under questioning about J A Mac and W A Kinney. Low testified about opposing Humitania sales, stating he advised Parker against selling and would bid if it were to be sold. The scene included a mounted portrait of cattle and horses titled Buster Brown, explained by Attorney Ballou as showing Parker’s position. Court adjourned while Magoon’s cross examination continued and Low faced questions about his role with Sam Parker and the Minors matter, denying intent to benefit Parker or the client.
The Alewa lands will be opened as government allotments with about seven lots of one to two acres each. Auctions will use freehold terms, with inquiries rising as buyers from diverse backgrounds including Portuguese seek parcels near Makiki and Honolulu. Prospective buyers anticipate wealthy applicants seeking expensive residences.
The Kunaly Rowing Club youth plan a novel yarn evening hosted by Captain W. de Jowelyn of the bark Naunanu. He will tell a shipwreck tale near the Malay Peninsula, aided by a large chart to immerse listeners in the perilous circumstances.
A cryptic artifact titled Standard Literature appears with catalog numbers 30 00 17 60 a7 60. The item description is sparse, offering no clear author, date, or provenance within the surviving text.
The document itemizes authorized and issued bonds for various territorial projects and public improvements. It lists interest terms, redemption periods, and payment locations including Hawaii, Honolulu, San Francisco, and New York. It notes multiple act approvals by Congress and presidential assent, with totals and schedule details for each bond series.
The Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department advertises private rooms at 2.80 to 3.50 per diem with superior amenities including a Pauah Annex modern operating room sterilizing anesthesia bathrooms elevator service and trained staff. Surgeons may use the operating room with specified rates and arrangements can be made through the superintendent Punchbow and Miller Street location.
Refunding bond issue dated October 6 1905 payable in Honolulu and New York by United States Mortgage and Trust Company. Honolulu Oahu.
Alfred Iverson through attorney Gro. A Davia sues Ohio Mall Steamship Co for breach of contract to provide steerage passage from Yokohama to San Francisco. He says he bought a ticket, sailed from Yokohama on October 18 aboard the Mongolia, reached Honolulu, and was denied permission to continue to San Francisco, leaving him stranded without money. He seeks $1,000 and asks to file in forma pauperis, warning of six more suits if settlement fails.
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