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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
4
A garbled 1900s style page lists varied notices and ads from Honolulu, including circulation figures, concert and theater notices, local business names, and dates in March. The fragment mentions weekly and daily circulations and several event and business references in a period-appropriate tone.
A garbled OCR item discusses proposed changes to election laws, highlighting debate over voting rules, eligibility, and procedural standards across jurisdictions. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece signals partisan tensions and potential reforms in the voting process.
Fragmented OCR summary shows Wallach campaign references and scattered political mentions. The garbled text mentions candidates, events, and locations in a disordered historical record style with no clear cohesive narrative or verifiable facts.
A list of street fragments and misprints appears in the text, referencing Lunalilo Street Teretania Street Aloha Lane Beretania Street Waikiki King Street Nuuanu Avenue Thureton Avenue Kinau Street Pensacola Street Wilder Avenue Gulick Avenue School Street Fensacola Street and Von Valley. The jumbled entries suggest OCR errors in a Hawaiian map or directory.
It describes a weather section at 916 Fort Street in San Francisco with references to precipitation, wind, and forecast notes. The text includes garbled phrases about velocity, direction, and a date related to a weather update, mentioning stockman and section shovtor.
Last night the presente ration of a token of enteem te K. O. Towner was observed. Hoppering plans and a mainland visit were discussed, with mentions of a farming ranch near a person’s father and a Saturday departure by the Korea.
The Bulletin announces a Pacific States Tour with Abe pats and guests hosted by Mrs. E. T. Weatherbed who will safely conduct the party. They will visit principal coast cities with receptions theater parties and balls, staying at top hotels and traveling on fine boats for an extraordinary newspaper tour.
Fragmented notes show the Hawaii Senate and House committees debating a wide range of fiscal items. Items include landings and wharves, Hilo wharf funding, sewer extensions, and public works costs. Debate touches on Carnegie grants, library funding, and park allocations, with shifts in line items and deferred decisions pending further review.
The contest opened Monday April 1K with votes accepted by mail and wireless notification of winners on August 10, 1907. It is limited to reputable young Hawaiian Islanders except relatives of Bulletin Publishing Co. staff. renewals and new subscriptions earn the same voting credits.
The coupons are valid for one month after issue. Expired coupons will not count votes. Final tally by three judges with no ties to the Bulletin or candidates. Top six totals win. A candidate may not withdraw and no transfers between candidates are allowed. Ballots carry only one name.
A printed coupon in every copy offers one vote credit for properly filled ballots deposited with the Evening Bulletin within three weeks after issue. Subscription credits are described as allowed, detailing the method and eligibility for voters in the notice.
Debates on land opening for the coming year dominated proceedings with motions on funding and surveys. Officials like Hewitt and Chillingworth pressed for proper expenditure while Dowsett and West on the commission questioned sources and scope.
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