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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1901
Page
7
The input shows garbled OCR letters and incomplete words. No coherent entities or facts are readable to identify a person, place, date, or event for a proper news card.
A fragmented OCR item references real estate loans and gages with unclear names and locations, mentioning Over Castle and Croke and a date near May 12. The readable fragments suggest a local notice about secured loans and property liens without full details.
A traveler recalls an in car smoking incident leading to a roadside stop. The narrative describes a van, a Niagara street scene, and a tense exchange as the officer questions the smoker about the fire in the car’s compartment and payment for the incident.
Instrument filed for record September 20 1901 shows multiple transfers in Oahu Hawaii. James Love to George A Dal deed of portion Kul and other parcels on land sections 170 180 with references to Kink and Honolnin. Dated August 25 recorded September 9 1901. Partner names include Adams Estate Cummings Jones Riparday and others with descriptions of parcels and book page citations.
A dense OCR of 1901 Honolulu land dealings lists numerous deeds, mortgages, and recorded transfers. Names such as Ma and Holding companies appear alongside dates in September 1901, detailing property lots, leases, and financial interests across Oahu.
Reported rush to secure seats for the Achley court of inquiry at the navy yard proved overstated as only 12 o'clock arrivals secured 160 public seats. Observers described a plain, improvised courtroom with minimal decoration beyond flags and a large eagle, while the staff completed preparations and officials arrived.
The article discusses a proposed law penalizing crime without counting toward amending the constitution. It notes limitations on state authority and potential federal power to impose penalties for breaches of peace. It mentions possible penalties under federal law and the broad reach of government actions.
An advertisement from 1982 promotes oil stock tied to California fields near Coalinga. It boasted proven oil lands with producing wells and stated prices up to 70 cents per barrel, claiming significant profits from twenty-five wells of 1106 barrels daily. It urged interested buyers to contact MFisher & Co brokers in Honolulu.
Citizens are invited to view specimens of a photographer's work in the rear reception room of King Bros Art Stove and Photo Studio at 120 Hot. The notice seeks exposure of the artist's skill and invites local patrons to visit the studio space for contemplation of photographic portraits.
The Fire Department plans to hire a team of two horses and a driver to assist duties at Central Station by October. Officials note a rain risk and weather exposure for workers aged seven to eleven, with government veterinary input and bids under consideration. The commission reserves the right to reject all bids and to erect no structure until formal tender acceptance.
The undersigned Mo A Gonnarven administrator of the estate of A C Pestana deceased by court authorization will auction a parcel of land with improvements in Honolulu Oahu at the gates of James Morgan 138 Queen Street on Saturday September at 12 noon. The property lies on SAKIKE street near Royal Patent 087 and covers about 22 990 square feet. Terms cash to the administrator. For details contact the administrator or attorney James F Morgan in Honolulu.
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