Unreadable OCR Summary Card
Fragmentary text from an older newspaper page mentions names and places with unclear context. No clear event, date, or roles can be determined to reproduce a factual headline or summary.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
7
Fragmentary text from an older newspaper page mentions names and places with unclear context. No clear event, date, or roles can be determined to reproduce a factual headline or summary.
A fragmented list names meat dealers in Batate and Mort areas including Laas foges and Ftc. The readable text suggests a local trade listing of established meat vendors.
The Board of Health met to discuss plumbing regulation powers and the Master Plumbers Association petition. Mott-Smith, Reynolds, and others considered authority limits, while a hospital funding issue with the Auditor and Attorney General was debated and a committee was formed. A leper-related petition drew attention as the board reviewed public health safeguards and staffing for the Kalawao area.
Fragmentary OCR text about JW Smit, a forest owner, with corrupted names and places. mentions travel to Australia, Europe, and Britain, potential plans in New South Wales, and a suspicious note on forming a committee in Hongtuly to develop an unspecified project.
Instruments filed for record in September 1901 list numerous land deeds and transfers across Oahu including Honolulu Waikiki Kewalo and Makiki tracts. Entries include parties such as Jno West Ltd Agg Abrenta Kalema Donaldson and McCarthy with dates and book pages cited.
An advertisement from H. Fisher & Co offering stock in Union Oil Company on California oil properties. It touts producing wells, potential high returns, and notes stock advances in rival companies. Prominent claims stress investors should assess profits from California oil stocks and Mile Hawaii agents list for inquiries.
UIPUTIANS delight as Vollard's Liputians perform despite a sprung ankle. The Geisha is repeated after Belle of New York cancelation Friday. Mina Ali Bennet leads with charm and grace, supported by Jenn Ooked and Ivy Trott in vivid costumes.
A mother in Hewatation alleges her child was taken by natives in a kidnapping attempt. Police, acting on the complaint, questioned inhabitants and followed leads. Report notes tensions as authorities investigate the claim and assess safety for the child amid local concerns.
The Board of Health heard Dr Fr Li report outrage over a lottery tied medical practice among Chinese residents in Hawaii II. Prizes included medicines that were unused when illness arose, with fatalities noted from misuse. Another issue discussed was unlicensed midwifery by women. The letter was read aloud at the table.
Nawnetated Charities monthly meeting held at the new aml feed on Alain Governor Dolé presided. Fifteen work of mitigation applicants reported, nine given aid, 121 office interviews, funds amount noted, and various minor matters discussed. Also ads and notices for Pain Killer and a feature on Caroline Haskins photography at King B Art Store reception.
Public notices list invitations from Lie Hoan Fire Commission and Fire Department for tenders on a station upgrade and two homes project. The document outlines selected contractors and dates for bidding, referencing veterinary and government oversight in a formal solicitations context.
James F. Morgan administrator of A C Pestana estate advertises public auction of real estate in Makiki Waikiki and surrounding parcels. The sale is at the bidder’s risk at Queen Street auction room on a Saturday in September 1901. Property details include a Makiki street frontage 170 feet and depth 170 feet, about 22800 square feet, Royal Patent No 6035, and prior conveyances to A C Pestana and heirs. For more information contact the administrator or James F Morgan’s office in Honolulu.
Notice to creditors concerning the estate of the deceased. The document requests all claims be filed by a specified deadline. Creditors must present verified statements to the appropriate court or administrator to secure their rights and liens. The notice names the fiduciary and the probate jurisdiction overseeing the matter.
Notice to creditors issued in Hawaii colonial records. The document names Yotate Ola Haaheo Rash and mentions dates and actions to be taken. The notice references a location on King Street Monalula and warns of defaults or bars if actions are not completed.
Professor H Amme, violinist, suffers typhoid fever at Queen's Hospital and will meet pupils at a future date. Agent for Hawaiian Territory MIRO AS ME MILLIE seeks applicants. Contact Hart Street, upstairs, for cutting garments and needlework lessons.
Fragmented OCR summary indicates Hawaiian Labor Bureau documents related to laborers in the Hawaiian Islands, mentions of firms, contracts, and office actions. Readable fragments reference trade, building or project terms, and potential dates or officials, but specifics are unclear.
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