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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1911
Page
5
A fragmented local notice lists telephone numbers for business and editorial offices, with stray ads and scattered mentions of services, clothing, dry goods, and various vendors. The garbled text references schedules, deliveries, and community notices, reflecting a busy but damaged page segment.
A jumble of names and scattered phrases describes various people and activities. Mentions include Ve s ie rae, Hale, WAKEFIELD, HAVIERT AL WOOD, Mike IAMS, LAWRENCE KAUR, Mex, Campbell, Stomart, Teuyormian, Honodaty, and N ew York plans. The garbled text references a representation of commerce and labor, a farmer figure, and a coronation related social scene with Mr and Mrs. Crackers. The passage ends with S. F Ahrontete noting unspecified details.
A garbled OCR style note describes a light stock market day with distorted phrases about exchanges, hours, and figures. It mentions Hawaiian context and various unreadable names, aiming to summarize market activity but the text remains fragmented and inconclusive.
A fragmentary note describes a low intake event with names and a monetary amount of 480 dollars. The readable portion mentions a person linked to a legal or ceremonial setting and hints at a transaction or payment. The text is garbled but centers on a sum and a named individual.
An incident involving a Marine unit recounts an assault on Berger during a prank. The report details ship departures and arrivals, crews, and movements of vessels, including the Coronado and Thetis, as part of a broad port and voyage synopsis with multiple mariners named and various cargoes noted. The piece cites weather effects and transit plans, plus references to Alaska and Kodiak transport, painting a sweeping naval port scene.
The readable bits list days and names such as Tuesday and April as well as several personal names like Claudine and Katial, interspersed with nonsensical fragments. No clear event, location, or organization is discernible.
Three labor agents Frank B. Craig Gregorio Alvarado and Teleferro Baltazar were arraigned by a circuit court judge with plea postponed until tomorrow. Witnesses remain detained on bail set at one dollar until Saturday as writ proceedings unfold in Supreme Court with further testimony planned at 10 o clock tomorrow.
A Los Angeles couple aims to settle in Glenwood area, with plans described as exciting and tied to a local move. The notice mentions a relocation milestone and references related social and community implications, framed in a period newspaper voice.
A legislative group led by Representative Sheldon will tour boys and girls industrial schools to investigate affairs. The mission, part of a larger inquiry, aims to gather clear, documentary evidence with a stenographer in attendance to record questions and answers.
A series of scattered notices recount lost pets and items, stray advertisements, and a civic report on street improvements along the riverfront. The crowd includes local residents and the city council, with a rumor of a million in the works.
A court session in Henon county discussed a case involving parties unnamed in poor OCR text. The document mentions a clerk, attorneys, and a notice of action dated January through May with references to a trust or property matter and a formal hearing at the county seat.
The article details proceedings of a legislative session focused on appropriations, exemptions, and policy measures. It notes committee actions, amendments, and specific figures under consideration, along with references to ongoing debates and procedural steps affecting the budget and related statutes.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic test of a county report with references to Holstein and county officials. The speaker and lines hint at a health report disputed by the assembly, with mentions of reports, arm at arms, and heavy redacted language, indicating a disputed, unclear county proceedings document.
The fragmented OCR passage hints at a local financial matter with references to a sum around 100000 dollars and unnamed individuals involved in a business or civic context. The garbled text obscures precise actions, parties, and places but suggests an official bulletin or notice tied to monetary allocations or obligations.
The Hutchinson Plantation Co. held its March 28 1911 meeting in Bon Francé to present the annual report by President and Manager Carl Wolters. The review details rainfall, crop yields for 1910 1911 and 1910 11, improvements including a new mill and rolling stock, and financial statements with receipts and expenditures for the year ending December 31 1910.
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