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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
3
Visiting Heathers are cordially invited to attend a gathering hosted by JAS and D DOUGHERTY on Friday evening at 618 PLO, with BR GEO and T BLUEGEL as secretaries.
Aunt Nellie Judd dies at age 15 in an unclear incident. The report references distant events and places, with scattered names and phrases indicating a local or personal tragedy. Further details are incomplete in the surviving text.
A compact note reports a tightened sentence in a regional case involving several high profile local entities and a sequence of legal steps. Names include Rivista, Wyn, Munger, and Velain, with references to Corenit and Hattee in a Watford district court.
Police investigations continue into a death linked to a local firm and hotel. Officials report no external foul play and suspect self-inflicted causes amid a murky sequence of events involving the Saint George Hotel and a California company.
Fragmented OCR depicts a Supreme Court scene with garbled names and terms. It mentions a petition, an attorney general, and references to men and labor, in unclear order. The readable bits hint at legal actions and official proceedings without coherent narrative.
Fragmentary OCR depicts a tense court hearing about detentions, witness testimony, and alleged rights violations. It references Attorney General actions, State press coverage, and claims of unlawful confinement while outlining police authority and court proceedings.
A garbled historical report lists passengers, ship arrivals, crews, and work details. It mentions steamer calls, labor duties, and preparations for shipments, with scattered names, places, and dates, reflecting chaotic OCR of a port and transport section.
A damaged 19th century court summons lists Henry Om Von Hout and Albert So Cqab as trustees under a will for Camp Campbell heirs. The United States District Court for the Territory of Mayall issues a petition against the Kawananakoa family and others, demanding appearance and response with a certified copy of the summons. The document notes the clerk’s office, witnesses Sanford Polk and Charles Clemons, and is dated March in the territory’s capital.
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