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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
12
Report describes delegate Kuhio's counsel influencing the Republican convention with business leaders, a secret ballot, and party realignment. It notes a Sunday evening meeting on Kine Street and mentions Mary Morris, a Portuguese youth, detained for disturbing the peace.
The data lists varied quotes from the Honolulu Stock Exchange and sugar market items including Honokwa at 14.50, Gnome at 317.00, Walatum at 70.75, Mes Hryde at 6.25, Kwa at 20.25, with the latest sugar quotation at 4.09375 eta and notes on regional firms such as Hawaiian Sugar Co and Pepeekee.
A sprawling page lists varied items from a street fair to theatre and church events. Entries mention a cheaper Globe ad and autos for sale, a Sunday school reopening, a prominent toffee sale, opera performances, a Kawattiao quintet concert, and a sermon at Ft. Andrew's Cathedral. Local government notes Regatta Day closures and road work near the Zoo, plus plans for a hotel at Wahiawa. There are trial notices for Halemans and police blotter mentions, with forthcoming dances and church services across the city.
Report from Hawktelt A Co describes preparation for a pull to free a vessel wedged on a bank. Work continues with blasting along the side to shift the hull, 250 feet of progress achieved before bank formation halted further movement.
Douthitt is appointed guardian ad litem for the Holt minor and defends against Helen A Custinghaw’s motion. The filing argues lack of rights or interest in the estate by the petitioner and that the motion and protests are improper and collateral under law.
Prince Cophl's Importation led early but faltered. Kamehameha on Hawaii and Hine set pace toward Pearl Harbor. A balloon sail swept the field near the finish as Kamehameha claimed victory by a narrow margin amid record-breaking times and a dramatic final stretch.
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