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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1901
Page
7
A clipped OCR fragment shows garbled phrases with names and numbers. It mentions individuals and an event or line of text that is partially legible but lacks coherent context or clear details to define a full news item.
Fractured OCR lists various property deeds and names in a ledger style. It mentions multiple entities and firms like Daley and 800, Man Yo Chong, and various place references, indicating a catalog of real estate transfers and associated parties from a Friday entry.
Details of numerous 1901 property deeds and mortgages in Honolulu including recordings at Kapua street and nearby blocks. Mentions individuals such as L. Polani and W. Tarry, various co partnerships and lease actions, and dates August 1901 through September 1901. Includes references to King and South streets, Mānoa Valley railway extension, and multiple recorded book and page numbers in the Hawaii land records.
A dated entry records a sum of 3 567 026 27 in connection with Teal Rett Lowna. The fragment mentions a monetary total tied to a specific party or location, but lacks full context for a complete event description.
Reports recount swift clipper voyages including the Caph Crowe from Portland to Queenstown in 20 days 20 hours amid commentary on aging racks and renowned vessels like the Black Ball and the Pacific RAGA. The narrative notes delayed yet clocklike speed, with emphasis on record attempts between England and China and the era’s famed craft.
An adaptation of a patent cold remedy promises a one day cure. The ad fabricates a doctor’s recommendation and assigns the product to W. Browne with a signed box label.
A garbled public notice from the Hawaiian Labor Bureau mentions contracts, temporary office space, and a list of misread names and locations. The text references the need for experienced workers and a temporary office environment with room details and a street address, but many words are unreadable.
A brief local notice reports on a naming error in a small stallion catalog. ANG Filly Remareerie is highlighted as the corrected entry while other entries remain unchanged. The notice notes no changes to ownership or pricing.
The Capitol Band performs in a Selny ates style program featuring conductors Belawell Weber and others. Highlights include Verdi pieces and a tribute to The Silver Park and Mirville Riis-Titer. Fans report a lively evening with varied solos and ensemble numbers.
A meeting at the Hawaiian hotel basement organized by Yagntmen outlined arrangements for Rex Rata Day yacht events. Chairman Pred Whitney led as twenty two officials discussed class entries, race courses, start times, and safety buoys along Wilder’s wharf and adjacent channels.
The report describes Pacific Union Oil Co properties with oil wells producing up to 10 barrels daily and prices around 7 cents per barrel. It notes investors profiting from oil stock, market forecasts, and broker promotions. It also mentions stock values rising to $1 to $108 per share and future development funds from stock sales.
Several valuable real estate pieces go to highest bidder on September 14 1901 at noon in Honolulu Hawaii. The listing details Lot numbers street bounds and boundaries confirming parcels formerly conveyed to various owners and now held by the Hii Plantation and related parties. The notice lists terms including a 1 percent per month on overdue payments and a lease back arrangement for one lot at 25 per month with a May 1 1908 lease start.
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