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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
5
Honolulu Stock Exchange report from April 5 1906 notes minimal activity with only slight movement in trading. Contained lines mention a 71point tally and dim overall market action amid quiet conditions on the floor.
The Bulletin invites readers to recruit subscribers for a chance at prizes in a Hawaii Territory contest. Subscriptions from all friends earn votes toward entries, with top prizes including a touring car, a musical instrument, a sewing machine, a Kodak, and store orders. New subscribers or renewals boost votes and eligibility.
Unclear OCR text notes a late 35 event at The Hollow Bea uties with references to Wye and Mona tealay agro. It mentions a potential bart action and a kit, with dates like 11 and mentions about Hemp ria and Keath. The fragment lacks coherent details.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names places and events including references to a cafe, markets, fisheries and legal notices. It mentions a public sale or auction, a water utility, and an upcoming legal case with several named parties, but most items are unreadable or distorted.
An article details Roosevelt acting with monarchical airs as a cabinet shakeup and recall debate unfold. It notes Freany Kioergas and Tanie Create involvement, with allegations about foreign influence and diplomatic tensions. The piece discusses responses from officials and comments on governmental authority and precedent.
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles connected to a beets factory venture in California. It mentions a president, secretary, and several directors, with references to regional figures and a national farmers group, all within a corporate context.
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