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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
4
A fragmented 1900s sheet discusses Christian Science and legal authority, noting debates on medical practice and public policy. It references territory governance, election concerns, and a broad critique of medical treatment within a colonial or territorial framework. The text highlights advocacy for alternative healing and the tension with established physicians.
Fragmentary OCR text references area, teenagers, a petite group, and a migration theme. It mentions a Peewee figure and some names, but lacks clear event, date, or place details to confirm specifics. The readable bits suggest a local notice or column item without a coherent narrative.
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment about a legislative bill or measure, mentioning a governor, a legal framework, fees, and expected duties. It references an envisioned governance structure and possible administrative roles, though details are unclear due to corruption.
A garbled account portrays resignations and political drama involving California officials and a major insurance firm. It mentions The California Insurance Co of San Francisco praised as trustworthy, with an agency in Honolulu. The piece critiques Congress and executive actions, noting undated resignations and debates over cabinet appointments and abuse of powers.
The text argues about Christian Science exposure to medical laws and appeals for exemption from medical rules. It notes that science seeks broader exemption while asserting the need for faith development, as public belief shapes outcomes, and discusses social and ethical implications of science and religion in governance and health policy.
Unfurnished units listed along Lunalilo Beretania Nouanu Thurston Kinau Pensacola Wilder and Wilder avenues near Waikiki and Punahou downtown areas. Furnished Cor Kewalo and Wilder avenues offered at 50 dollars and Thurston Avenue at 100 dollars per month.
The Evening Bulletin promotes a Pacific States Tour inviting readers to join a hospitality party. Mrs E T Weatherbed will supervise safe conduct, with a Hawaii stopover and return trip after the four has closed. Receptions, theater parties and balls planned at principal cities on the best hotels and boats.
The contest opens Monday April 1 with final counting on Saturday August 10 1867. Winners on the outside Islands will be notified by wireless. Open to renewals subscribers and regular employees barred. Subscriptions coupons valid one month, votes counted only if paid. Three judges unaffiliated will tally and declare winners with no appeal. No transfers or multiple names per jet.
A historical newspaper snippet describes a coupon system for voting credits printed in each copy of the paper. It explains that properly filled coupons with the chosen party's name deposited with the Evening Bulletin will be credited as one vote within three weeks after issue. It notes subscription vote credits are allowed as follows.
County supervisors discuss proposed rate changes for garbage services. Topics include potential increases, funding for road and park districts, and references to taxpayers and community notices. Minutes note attendance gaps and motions to retain current rates for the month while plans are reviewed.
Weather summary from Honolulu notes a morning barometer reading around 30.15 inches, humidity about 80 percent, dew point near 58, with winds from the north and variable speeds up to 18 miles per hour during the morning hours. The report records travel and wind movement through the day, noting a 24 hour period ending noon with 544 miles of wind trajectory.
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