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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
8
AUTHORITY NOTICE in Hawaii Territory public commission announces grant actions by Charles WHILAM and LOTIN ANDREWS. Officials list August actions and storefront offices referenced, with unclear dates and places due to damaged text.
A fragmented report from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey notes tides at Kabulu and Milo occurring about an hour earlier than Hawaiian Standard Time and 10h 20m slower than Greenwich. It records a 1:80 p.m. time whistle and lists temperatures, humidity, and weather observations for September with scattered ship movements and arrivals for various harbors and routes.
A Chicago area publishing house plans to shut its Chicago operations and move to new facilities, employing about 1000 workers as it shifts production away from the city. The decision aims to avert labor unrest and respond to pressure from unions and rival publishers. Other local printers have already relocated, with chains like Hotchkins Mirk and the W. I. Conkey Company cited as examples.
The article discusses Thurston Greerace and Mr Whitiryton contesting the Executive Committee’s authority to interpret party regulations. It notes dispute over whether the committee can enforce rules affecting primaries and seating contested delegates, with Thurnton urging a broader reading while others support the committee’s ruling.
Henry Davis Jr announces candidacy for County Auditor of the county, subject to the Republican convention. Isaac H. Sherwood formally declares his bid for County Clerk, pending the Republican county convention. Murray L. later candidate announcement noted.
A notice announces participation as a candidate for the Republican Convention. The document references Clarence M. White as a seeking nominee and notes the office and convention context.
The publication compiles a complete resume of all legal notices calls for tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions as detailed in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition. Subscriptions are Evening Bulletin at 75 cents per month and Weekly Bulletin at 5 dollars per year.
A compact historic parcel features a Pine House with stables adjacent to Nico Cottage and a small cottage on the same property. The layout offers multiple dwelling units and equestrian facilities in a rural setting.
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