Local items and notices fill busy newspaper page
A crowded page lists numerous local notices and adverts. mentions include Hawaiian News Co and Edison Phonograph, Odd Fellows meetings, Hal Hawaiian Carriage Co, and Salvation Army Harvest Festival. Several court actions appear, including wills and estate matters, and a regent title registration for Lawers & Cooke Ltd. Various social notes discuss weddings, engagements, and upcoming events in Honolulu society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Globe
Hawalsay
Hill
P.O. Sous
Veute
X Court
Eamnees
Antonio Hill
Vente
Mysile Lodge
P. Meeta Connhent
KO Hall
Port
Beretattin Stronti
Exenleine Lodge
Ibs
Vineyard Street
Odd Syilowe Hall
Ly Paeine
Rebeka
Miers
Maca
Alexander Young
Cate French
California
Paragon
Whitney & Marsh
Giltott
Buttello
David Crane
Aire Crane
Crane Eohies
Rex E. Beach
Edison
Hawaiian News Co
Ian
Nevada
Branec
Spe
West
Amt
Sterra Bringn
Mia Margaret Hydes
Amith
Herold Bo Dillingham
Mise Hyde
Annie le Roe
Henry Fagan
Mra Hoplins
San Francisco
John Hogan
Cie
de Bolt
Brown R. Burne
WNI Wak Lo
Salvation Army Hall
Friends of
Honolulu
Salvation Army
King and
Nuwanyatreeus
Court of Land Registration
Lawers & Cooke Ltd
Quien
Punchbowl
Prom
Ak Itelaine
Princg
David Kawananako
Mary Hjonat Kalantinaole
Mary
HF Atcherley
Ruet Grand Jury Case Upheld in San Praneises Court
The district court sustained the grand jury finding against Ruet and co defendants. Ruet is to remain confined to two rooms in Kilmore Street lodgings under guard as city jail oversight tightens. A two-guard restriction accompanies the confinement in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Praneises
Sue Prom
Ruet
Tim
Elty
Morocco Peace Accord Reported in Paris Dispatch
Paris reports that the three factions have yielded in all demands to the French and a peace is declared throughout Morocco. The Sept 28 dispatch notes a unified move toward stability as negotiations conclude successfully.
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Paris
Plague Cases Rise in Coast City Report
San Francisco dispatch reports a rising bubonic plague tally in Coast City with forty-two total cases to date and twenty four deaths among reported cases. Health authorities are investigating twenty four additional suspected cases and continuing efforts to track the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast City
San Francisco
Survivors From Bark Currier Reach Port on Thetis
Senithe Sept 23 The Currier crew who were aboard the bark currier when it wrecked at Bristol Bay last August reached the port today aboard the revenue cutter Thetis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senithe
Currier
Brixtol Bay
Supplemental report on estate commission charges re RW Hall
M J Simonton as Master reports on the Ann account of RW Hall estate administrator. He notes the corpus NOUATE WO $2727 exists no longer and questions the 2M per cent commission. Adds that Long never received the amount from the predecessor and old rate precludes new charges except on a base that never stood due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J. Simonton
RW Hall
Long
Tasengers Departed for Mat and Hawaii Ports
Fragmentary OCR list shows names including H L Like, Wm McKay, W T Robinson, Ava Jr, Kalnhum Ai, Thomas and wife, Kobayashi, Mrs HG Bertieman, J Awa HL J Auld, Mrs J Scott, Miss Sakes, Mrs J Little, Mrs P Harrison, Mr P Baldwin, and others linked to a voyage dated September 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasengers
E Freeman
Mat
Hawaii
Hoon
H L Like
McKay
W. T, Robinson
Jia
Ava Jr
W. ‘Thomas
Mra
Kobayashi
B. Aurhald
Witt
HG. Bertieman
Queen Lifiwoki
J Awa
HL J. Auld Fla
Wichatt
Miss Sakes
Mies N. Hichard
Are
Curry
Aine Corry
Mra. Holloway
E. W. Barnard
Adam Lind Fy
PP Prear
H. D. Beveridge
Mint Genel
J A. Scott
J. Little
Mies P. Harrison
P. Baldwin
Curl Widemann
Passengers Booked for Multiple Ports on September 24
On September 24 at 6 p.m. W. G. Hall and Thompson list passengers for Kauai and Hawaii ports aboard the J B K Cunningham including J B Cunningham Mes Ward and children and Hall and daughter. Rev T Shimamura also named for Hawaii routes with Per Str Noeau Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Hall
Thompson
Swalnni
Self
Maul
Voleal
Bile
Vanderuise
Irmgand
Christianwen
San
Kaual
J.B. K. Cunningham
Mes
HD. Wiard
Mr You Hall
Noeau
Mitchell
Hawaii
T. Shimamura
Hirano Faces Immoral Importation Charge in Court
A Japanese man, Hirano, under a 1400 bond for appearing in court on a charge of importing Japanese women for immoral purposes, allegedly cut a woman's hair after she attempted to escape and was recaptured by him on River Street. He already faced related accusations and was arrested for this act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirano
Japan
River Street
Children Prepare Opera Show for Rival Queens at House
Satisfactory rehearsals for an Opera House production feature nearly a hundred children on stage with goblins fairies and queens. Proceeds from the performance fund a library and school magazines while a town surprise awaits in the winging of the children. Prince Cupid was among Kinou’s outgoing passengers and winners from the Regatte Day canoe race were decorated with talis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbrary
Goblina
Fungalore
Prince Cupid
Kinou
POUND MASTER NOTICE OF ESTRAYS
Poundmaster William J. Karratti lists impounded animals at Makiki Kona Inland of Oahu a gray donkey mare and a bay mare with a white star and a right hind leg brand. They will be sold on Saturday October 6 1907 at 2 PM if not claimed.
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Makiki
Kona
Oahu
William J. Karratti
Poundmaster
For Rent Card Advertised in The Bulletin
A brief rental notice appears in The Bulletin advertising available space for lease. Details are limited in the readable fragment, but it indicates a “For Rent” card in the publication’s classified section.
Bankruptcy filings in Hawaii court notices 1907
Notice entries from the United States District Court for the District of Hawaii. Edel Markle petitions for discharge as a bankrupt with hearing set for October 21 1907, while J M Camara also seeks discharge with a hearing scheduled for October 21 1907. Both notices publish summons to known creditors and instruct mail service of petition and order. The documents reflect standard bankruptcy procedures in the Territory of Hawaii with references to Judge Sanford B Dole and clerk notices published in the Evening Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the
United States
Territory of
Hawaii
Maxel Markie
Ranford B. Dole
Unitedtates
Hawi
Edel Markle
Honolulu
Oahu
Hawaiian
Bank Ford BH
Dole
Tono~ Fulu Do Anid Diatetet
Frank L. Hatoganas
United States District Court For
District of
Acts of Congress
M. Camara
Mankrupt
Colin Campbell
First Judicial Circuit
Territory of Hawali
Honoluli
Evening Bulletin
Oewapapes
Witoes
Sanford H, Dole
Wad
Heal
Frank L. Hatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic Temple
Norday Tursday District Lodge
Manone of
Gat Hoeni
Erdat
Pao Raday Mawalien
Ed Degree
Ray Hunelala Chapter
Mark Muster
AML Veiting
Ordue Mre Gordinity
Harmony Lodge
Mystic Lodge
Thefelock
P. Hall
Cor. Fort
Meretouis
Vietting
Weber
Waldron K
K of P Hall
Par
Fort An Aaretania
Menbera
LODGE
Kings Port
Orter
Harry H, Simpson
F. &, Richardson
Wm. Mkinley
Kot P
Fort Wnth Berdania
L. Wolf
FE. A. Jacobson
F. C. EB
P. Mall
Berpiania
Fort Streets
L. E Twomry
T. Moore
Secy
Knighte
Pythian Hill
Castro
Merphy
Magoon & Lightfoot
Attorneys-At-Law
Nota ‘Ries Public
Col
Alnkea
Merchant Streets
A, Fernandez & Son
Nes
King St
Kateey Bik
Nuvanu
Beith Stet
Sun Rise Dyeing House
Fort Street
Fe San
Impos
Sible
Yee Hop & Co
Korea
Innumerabie Oriental
St. Bet Smith and
Maunakea Sta
Miss Power
Boston
Jm, Levy & CO
Honourn Glothes Cleaning Co
Victor
Bergstrom Music Co, Ltd
Odd Fellows
Tapas
Samoa
Hawaii & South Seas
R. Miyata & CO
XING
Joe
Mae
A. N. Sanford
Graduate Optician
Boston Building
Fort Staret
May & C
Thos
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd
Young Bldg
el Patencia
Hayseldem Tobacco Co, Agente
Fort
CABIE_ NEWS
Cabie News
Abe Ruef
Kilmore Street
Me Hue
Leon
Benson
Fort Sts
Morocco
Thetis
Haleiwa
ST. Clair Bidgood, Mgr
Ghildren
Kastola
Honolulu Drug Co
Ohla
Telete
Bee Co. A and
Smith
Sts. Tel
Hive i
Kaimaki Delivery
Kaimaki
Henry May & Co., Ltd
Carde
Dhe
W. W. Abana & Co
Mercnant Tailors
P.O
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