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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
6
Rental notices list stores on Fort Street priced at 26 dollars monthly a cottage on Artesian Street at 10 dollars and another on Young Street at 18 dollars per dwelling. Pensacola and Wilk der Avenue property features a large lot with stalls and chicks for 25 dollars monthly.
214 acres adjoining baseball ground with rental potential 3500 per month may rise. includes 7 acres on Beretania Street with house cottage stables pond and more. Owner leaving Honolulu willing to consider any reasonable offer. Also cleared lots in Kaimuki 900 per lot.
A bustling early afternoon program features junior crews racing on the river with teams from Katia and Honglinh, including six-oared shells, canoes, and sterns. The event showcases spirited competition as crews vie for top placements amid a strong crowd and local coverage.
A fragmented wartime era story describes Sullivan and his master in Hawaii clashing with someone named Motiveain. The text notes a tense atmosphere, potential media coverage, and rumors of a fight. It mentions a gate incident and a disputed victory for Silva aiding a record.
A late September accident on the Akalan landing left multiple men injured after a vehicle broke away from an engineer and rolled toward workers loading sugar. One man was killed, others were seriously hurt as the crew attempted repairs and evacuation at the scene.
A stray schooner named Lead Pipe Cinch wrecks on an unknown island with only one survivor ashore. The tale, part of a comic opera event, hints at a planned performance by the Myre Boat Club with an orchestra and cast to depict the voyage and rescue. details are scarce due to space.
Judge Robinson presided as jurors assembled for a training session. The panel included John Coffee, Lana Schweitzer, Adolph Kramer, Thomas Gill, and Deputy Sheriff Kalakiela among others. jurors were excused until Tuesday for proceedings.
Governor Carter states disapproval of a proposed inquiry into Nuuanu Park uses and favors delaying any action. He cites concerns over property rights and taxpayer burden while arguing the timing and scope of the measure should be reconsidered.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Sept move, a person named Doweleanlt Ie Fy, and a 412 address with funeral reference. Unclear names and dates render specifics uncertain. preserves only scattered terms related to a funeral and possible individuals.
An account of Takayama shooting at doves in Lionwood and the churchyard chaos. The hunter fired buckshot at a tied dove group, injuring bystanders and scattering birds. He was arrested and later admitted to the act but was released with a light sentence.
The notice lists the Evening Bulletin priced at a certain monthly cent rate and the Weekly Bulletin at a per vane rate, indicating subscription terms for readers.
An article discusses Bioplasm as the paramount fundamental agent claimed to be the ultimate therapy. It alleges Bioptawa is hated by medical leaders in France and asserts the therapy relies on gland products to restore bodily functions and vigor.
An advertisement touts Bioplasm as a permanent remedy for nerve disorders stomach and kidney issues and claims restoration of sexual virility. It promotes the product as the sole treatment that relieves locomotor pains and urges readers to seek medical advice from a listed company in New York.
Under a writ issued by District Magistrate Win J. Whitney, a sale of confiscated personal property in the Hultetin Publishing Company case is set for 12 o clock noon on September 1st, 1906 at Kalakaua Hale Police Station Honolulu. The sheriff A. M. Brown oversees the proceeding with items including multiple type packages and wooden type. This notice details the property, debt amount of 129 dollars and 76 cents, interest, costs, and court dates leading to the sale.
The document lists agents for Hawellen Agclemtures Co Ookala beer Gint Co Coamee Sugar Co Jenoma Sugar Co Walluku Sugar Co Pepechee Sugar Co The Planters Ling of Gan Franciese Packets Chas Grewer & Co s ling of Boston Packete Liat OF OFFICERS he President George Robertson Vice President and Manager E shop Treasurer and Secretary F W Macfarlane Auditor dores M Cooke and J R Galt Directors
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