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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR lists The Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co. Ltd and an insurance note with Manchester N H references. Mentions addresses at 82 King St over Castle Cooke and P.O Box 263. Includes odd numbers and dates like NOV and OCT but details are unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Stan and Syn AWAY 5 with scattered syllables and unclear context. No coherent event or names are extractable. the text reads as stray letters and vowels without identifiable places organizations or dates.
The account details a Newport yacht race where wind failures limited progress. Columbia led by a boat length at 6:40 p.m. The Constitution gained windward, then Columbia countered, finishing ahead by several minutes after both rounded marks. The day’s race was called off with a plan to resume tomorrow at 12 o'clock. the series continues.
Record of numerous 1901 property transactions across Hawaii including mortgages, releases, and deeds. Notable entries cover Walton water works land in Maul, Kapoloaint tract in Honolulu, Waimea, and Waikiki parcels. Actions involve D. Kanealli, K Ky Kaneatli, A. Derby, Wm. Maloho, R. Forrest, and Bank of Hawaii among others with dates from August to September 1901.
Sailors aboard the steamship Ban Ti and a drifting Japanese crew near Bebring were rescued after a fogbound encounter. The three men, part of a near-sunken schooner crew seeking help, drifted for days until the Del Monte from San Francisco picked them up and brought them to Dutch Harbor. The Japanese Consul plans their repatriation as work continues on crew housing at Popular House.
A U S special party from the Fish Commission returned from Hawaii after months of examining native Hawaiian fish varieties. The group, led by Dr. WOW, Evertan, recommends larger mesh nets to let smaller fish mature, protecting the industry. Twenty specimens were brought back, and a comprehensive report and illustrated book are planned for government release.
An advertisement extols Kickapoo Indian Oil as a natural remedy for rheumatic and kindred pains. It asserts it cures through plant bark and herb blends, praising ancient Indian methods and asserting unparalleled cure records. It notes druggists can supply the genuine product via Hebzon Drug Co as agents.
Walter W. Cobb and G. W. Shield report from Kankakee and Moose Factory that Indians in the far north tell of two white men signaling north from Moose River and a broken basket found with possible balloon ties. The claim may connect to the missing explorer Andree and one companion, with local sentiment split on its credibility.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day using Laxative Hroma Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the purchase if it fails. The box bears the signature of W. Grave. Sold for 25 cents. A note dated Sept 13, 1901 is addressed to the wife of G. Peiraon mentioning a daughter.
W K A hill administrator of Charles Roose estate in Honolulu notifies all creditors to present claims with vouchers within months at Queen Hotel Honolulu or be barred. Immediate payment requested from debtors. Also contains a court order for a special term of the First Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii at Honolulu in September 1901 with dates and officials.
Public auction in Honolulu Oahu Territory Hawaii by Mt administrator of estate of A Pentana deceased under Probate order. Property described as Makiki street parcel with 141 ft front, 170 ft depth, Royal Patent details, cited deeds, and included lands. Sale set for Saturday September 28 at 12 noon. Terms cash in U S gold coin. Information from administrator M A Gonbalver and attorney M Lang.
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