Engineers at Pedro Settlers Admit Ju Haber in Regines
A fragmentary report describes the match amid confusion and crowd noise. Engineers, led by Mr Hearstake, faced Hien Khan and Marston Campbell, with Hugo and other locals noted among onlookers.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1906
Page
15
A fragmentary report describes the match amid confusion and crowd noise. Engineers, led by Mr Hearstake, faced Hien Khan and Marston Campbell, with Hugo and other locals noted among onlookers.
Unclear OCR segment describes tense talks involving Pratt, Fernandes, and Harry about land offers and compensation. Mentions Governor Atiniwern, settlers, and proposed acreage with figures such as twenty five Frimalt and thirty acres. Indicates disagreement over terms and future meeting plans with representatives to resolve land tenure and payment. The passage references HIG Ione HiT Hr Aebene and various parties, but technical details are obscured by garbled text.
A garbled item notes a factory lot sale planned for Tomorrow with references to buyers and a person named Abe Varoota. The fragment mentions property, a building, and a family stake in the sale, implying a vacant or wartime era liquidation.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous named individuals and roles such as Pur Sam Frander and Mra ACK with scattered tokens like April and Notion Me. The readable items include Mr JW Mee Kent and Mr Bhattort among others, but many words are garbled, obscuring context and locations.
A readable fragment describes the Third Annual Hibernian Ball with attendees and routes for tickets. Names and roles are unclear due to damaged OCR. Key mentions include a benefit event, an accounting of attendees and curating organizations, and an evening program with music and dance.
Article describes a hoax market tale with references to privateers, global trade links, and fictional characters like Mem Kearny and Keartan, tracing a tangled narrative of fruit distribution and island industry. It mentions Ran Kranwtaeo of Wiera and a broad, allegorical picture of export flows.
A regional retailer named Wall Nichols Co and United Traders report strong demand as the annual clearance sale nears. Officials say the event will feature discounts across departments and highlight new stock from multiple brands.
The Bulletin announces a prize contest in Hawaii with ten awards including a Reo 1908 automobile, a Kroeger piano, an insurance policy, a silver punchbowl, store vouchers, a dome, a Dome, a Kodak developing machine, a golf bag set and more. Voting rules require new subscribers, no vote transfers, and a final count by three impartial judges. entries run from February 1 to June 16, 1906, with coupons printed in each issue.
In a tense hearing, Moody contends a public letter is a fair target for attack, while the Attorney General argues it was not improper. The case involves references to statements by defendants and the impact on a broader investigation, with both sides urging the court to consider the document's public status and relevance to alleged infractions.
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