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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1901
Page
7
Frederick J Amweg Engineer and Manager offers engineering services for waterworks steam and electric construction plans and specifications and estimates. Solicits contracts for railroads tunnels bridges buildings highways piers and wharves with examinations valuations and reports for property inventories and improvements.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wealore in Hea Betate and Loman Mart near 82 King, plus references to Over Carte and Cooke's, a phone number, and a $4 item. Unable to determine a coherent event.
Claus Spreckels and Wm. G Irwin lead Claus Spreckels & Co bankers in Honolulu and San Francisco with agents in Yokohama London New York and Vancouver offering deposits loans and approved securities. They handle commercial and travelers credits exchange bought and sold and prompt collections.
A dated notice details Pioneer Building and Loan Association assets as of June 190%, showing 980,003.97. It outlines deposits, monthly installments, and stock offerings, with officers and directors listed including J. Ja. Bouean and A. A. Wilder. The fragment references banking services, buildings, and stock series amid 12 and 6 month rates.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a list of names and initials including Kahewabewagut M J Kekalm and several others, with unclear context. The readable portion provides no coherent event or outcome to summarize beyond a roster-like string of individuals and affiliations.
The Miowera, carrying Hobart Museum passenger Marten and others, faced a severe gale after leaving Vancouver at 12 30 a m on the gmt inet, shifting course toward Victoria and Honolulu. The heavy weather caused passengers to abandon deck and limited cargo, with the ship seeking shelter through a two day gale and winds from north to northwest.
A Brima Aquary concert showcases experimental and classical pieces including The Holy City and Nearer My God to Thee. The program lists works by Beethoven and others, with performers Charlen Kreuter and Mikiel among listed participants.
The Myrtle beats the Shamrock amid adverse wind as Crowded tides and boats struggle. Pirates and Vike Fieshamrock trail early, then surge with spinnakers. Final times roughly 67 minutes 42 seconds for the Myrtle and 7 minutes 4 seconds for Skip, amid protests over wind and pacing.
The widow Elitha Root, secretary of War Haeten, plans to return to Washington as her husband recovers from typhoid fever. President and cabinet changes loom amid funeral processions. The nation mourns with bared heads and personal reverence for the President as public sentiment weighs political shifts.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge approved duplicating copies of the secret work of the Odd Fellows and ordered that each member receive one copy. The decision followed a lengthy, spirited session with opposition from some prominent representatives.
Pieesburg reports work resumed with few exceptions as the plant plans to operate at full capacity by next week. The Newport and Newark mills are being readied and will be in full operation soon. Tin workers who had retired to avoid work are urged to return, with influence from the month’s recommendation aimed at persuading idle workers to reconsider their stand.
Philadelphia report notes Pattison resigning as Democratic committee chairman after urging unity with independents to oppose the corrupt ring. He claims readiness to aid reform and discusses forming a new city committee and possible negotiations with the Union Party for fusion through regular channels.
Pacific Union Oil Co. of Coalinga offers stock prospects amid California oil growth. Claims 25 wells at 1,000 to 2,500 barrels daily potential and high share appreciation. Markets emphasize profits from oil development and limited risk, urging inquiry to Piston & Co Brace a Prolene, and Hawaii agent in Merchant Street.
Sealed tenders and stock transfer notices from Oat Sugar Lith Wilhe and related firms announce stock transfers from September to October and bids for railway track work along Lilthastr to Fertilizer Works. Also notes a fire department procurement for a thousand pound timber and a general county commission notice.
The undersigned M A Gonwalver administrator announces a public sale of parcel land in Honolulu Hawaii on a Saturday in September 1901 at noon. The sale is subject to court confirmation and includes property described along Makiki Street with improvements and encumbrances. Terms are cash. purchaser pays costs. Administratrix James F. Frator ty posted. Sale postponed to Saturday Oct 6 at same time and place by order of Judge Gear Circuit Court Hawaii.
Anume, a violinist and teacher, recovering from typhoid fever at Queen's Hospital, is volunteering to help patients near the hospital wards. The article notes her return to duties and support for sick neighbors through the hospital.
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