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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1903
Page
5
A list shows donors for the mosquito campaign with a monthly total of 66 and names including Hoyal Mawalian Hate Alexander Young Hoel Yohotana Roly Tank KooM Waren PR Thompson and others. The fragmentary text notes a signed agreement for ententions to the campaign and monthly contributions.
The Hilo Banana Growers association and commission details outline freight, tolls, and net prices for the 1940s season. Mentions commission rates and documentation, with references to specific figures such as net per bunch and freight adjustments. The note is signed by ROL LILLIE as agent, urging buyers to seek the grower brand on bottles and beans for quality assurance.
A batch of notices announces candidates for county offices including County Clerk and County Auditor. Names referenced include William Savidgi John C Lane Henry Vida and Tennry Davis with declarations of intent to seek party convention support. The notices reflect a Republican County Convention process and individual declarations of candidacy.
Delegates from the Fourth NWME caucus convened to nominate county officers and prepare convention rules. The body selected chairmen and secretaries, named candidates for sheriff treasurer and county attorney, and organized committees on rules with named members. A pledge rule requiring support for the Republican ticket was discussed amid debate on secret balloting and ballot order for the Fifth District.
Fragmented account describes a boy on a burning deck while his father calls him inside. The scene shifts to Japanese coal fishers alongside a wharf, their labor near a steaming ship and a computed coal value of about 7.30 dollars.
A chaotic handwritten collage reports shop notices on Fort Street, hotel room rents, and local business ads. It notes arrivals and schooling in Makawao and Honolua, with scattered references to butter quality, starch, and dining events. A Honolulu crime mention includes a courtroom incident and a violent act involving a spouse.
In a late war between Pac Mail Steamboat Company and New China Commercial, freight rates to the Orient have fallen. The Kyrea carried 86,009 bureeleut Nong on a recent voyage to the Orient at a rate of $1 per ton. King Uk Fung, president of the Uhida- Comuwredol Co, urged cory op Lae war to the hitter. The Wanid cory op Lae war policy and Brit inks vessels were mentioned as chartered, with note that ships may be carried despite port and Bun Branches due to the new law.
The message reports the death of Reverend Mab Me Tide Heme te Addon Mann, noting the impact on the company and its circle. It indicates a ripenttanes era and references Prihaw Me Hy hbite conetved ab emit any tie ne pecunl etohy, reflecting local reaction to the loss and its immediate effects on business and community ties.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sugar quotation and box data with unclear figures. It includes scattered figures like 3.873 and references to latest prices or quotes. The readable content is insufficient to identify persons or organizations or a clear event.
Mrs Cherletine Andersen died after a three week illness ending in heart failure. She arrived in the islands in 1842 and lived on Kauai Maui Oahu and finally Hawaii, employed by Hutchinson Sigar Plantation. Funeral services were at Walal Linn Church on Sept 2. Her husband two daughters survive.
A damaged account describes the dedication of a Catholic chapel in Vundhhow yesterday afternoon. The event drew a dense crowd along the new street as clergy and local figures attended. The occasion included a sermon by Bishop Wert War and a noted Portuguese presence, with a dramatic moment involving a man who turned his left cheek in a symbolic gesture.
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