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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented ledger itemizing sales and prices for numerous entities such as Salee Between Boaria Hilo RH and various Co operations, with mixed figures like $170 $400 $24 and 18K indicating partial quotation data from the Honolulu market segment.
The Bulletin lists a sprawling mix of local ads and notices. Mentioned are the Anchor saloon, Hawaiian Carriage Sify, Royal Annex, and various shops selling wines, Arabic products, and groceries. It notes upcoming meetings, a jail fence issue, and an Inland Transfer service, with multiple street names and phone numbers.
Schedule outlines a multi day gathering from Friday September 10 through Friday September 17 with arrivals departures receptions and hosted entertainments. Activities include Ullom reception evening gatherings at Nahiku Hana Makawao Ino Valley Haleakala and Honoluli venues with transfers by coach auto and steamer and a final departure for San Francisco.
Obituary notes the death of railroad magnate Edward Henry Harriman at his Arden New Jersey residence. It outlines Harriman’s rise from Wall Street broker to controlling figure in major railroads and lists numerous corporations where he held leadership roles, including Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line.
Work on a rail link to Pearl Harbor progresses as the Rapid Transit Company secures rights of way and orders rolling stock. Construction readiness grows with new motors prepared for Pearl Harbor service, though immediate operation is not planned.
Bulletin lists a business office phone 256 and an edit room phone 14. Details unclear due to fragmentary text. no further context provided.
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