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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
6
The local Bulletin advertises a nickel tablet as the top choice for school work, claiming it to be the largest and best available. The notice also mentions various personal names, businesses, and telegraph and carriage services, reflecting broad local commerce and social notices.
The Phequem Inuit are absorbed at their new vale by Ratevad aid Alraowhy Companies, Shops with Hotels LW across northern countries. The cheque ere the teal Wetted at care rein Money whey Haw.
Readable fragments show a long stock and commodity ledger with entries for sugar companies, plantations, and related firms. It lists shares, dividends, tonnages, and prices, including names like Hawaiian Electric, Hawford, and Kokua, along with numbers and currency notes. The page resembles a 19th or early 20th century financial roundup of agricultural and industrial firms with detailed plant and fiber outputs.
Fragmentary report notes gold discoveries near strategic sites in the Philippines as wartime shortages and famine concerns ripple through coastal towns. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the discovery is described as part of broader resource activity affecting local and naval interests.
A garbled wartime dispatch reports a Dickinson party event ending in loss of clothing and public embarrassment. It names several officials and aides, describes a chaotic reception, and notes a swift cleanup as officials sought to restore decorum. The item mentions Bow and Manila in a heated, portrayals-filled account with unclear details.
The county band gave a farewell concert at City Hall before vacation. The event, announced by George Po Williams of Chicago, included a procession down the street and a reception at the City fathers’ home. The Widest gathering, weather, and staff details accompany the final performance by the Hawailing band as the season ends.
An editorial item discusses an offer related to 2256 Hunness, noting key points about the proposal and potential implications. The piece mentions contact phone numbers associated with Hutlet hn and underscores local reaction to the offer.
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