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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
2
A reader ad urges buying top quality lumber for building a house to ensure durability and long wear. It promotes selecting the best material available and warns against inferior options. The notice frames durability and value as the main selling points.
A dense roster of notices and advertisements fills pages showing daily listings and event prompts. Entries mention hall events at King Street and Datuk Dowdy venues, weekly rates, public sellings, and assorted notices about performers, sales, and meetings with dates and locations referenced in several fragmented phrases.
A jumbled OCR dump reports on ceremonies at a cemetery in Suva valley and a musical event by the Symphony Geehentra. It mentions a jewelry discovery, a naval club engagement, and pending regulatory actions, with scattered references to local offices, post schedules, and an automobile accident. The text mixes names like Portland, Murtha, and Wailuku with vague notices about creditors and property claims.
A fragmentary report notes Dowle bound for home as a team member and Stender appears among names with unspecified roles. The garbled text references Chiao and a possible division or event, but details remain unclear.
Fragmentary text describes Vollva preparing for political activity with mentions of Armotyted Henn Mycolat Cutie and a party coalition. Potential emphasis on Teremal efforts and Alekander. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but suggest campaign organization and internal strategy.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with missing letters and unclear context. It mentions Hungary, farm, water, and a partial phrase about a bust and punishment, but no coherent event, names, dates, or places to anchor a factual summary. No reliable entities or actions can be established from the readable fragments.
An ambiguous note details a Japanese ambassador visiting an unnamed city, referencing tensions with the United States and a March or April timetable. The fragment mentions government officials, a voyage, and a passenger list tied to a supposed April arrival. The garbled text obscures clear names or locations.
An acting governor holds talks with a special commissioner about remand 2 and the Azores mission. The event references meeting the board members and mentions a publication by Balletin Puls Aebing Cumpany.
The Decatite Btemtaplaipy Comigeany arranged a special excursion for teachers to Ban Frunotte via steamship HQ and back, with a suggested rate and official vetter pending. Officials proposed a limited passenger list and a favorable excursion price, while concerns about fairness and seating were noted.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a construction job overseen by a supervisor Lardi, mentions Galvertone wall, concrete work, a bidder named Lord or Lord's firm, and concerns about a bankrupted contractor and a Bow Molly lip. No clear dates, places, or verifiable entities.
A damaged message seeking contact with a mother named Alexander, written in fragmented prose. The note mentions a young man named Joly Koy Alexander Hgieht and asks for help delivering a letter to a missing mother. It references locations including March 24, 1906 and addresses in Tortesie TRA. The text shows multiple spelling errors and unclear phrases, but centers on relaying a message to Alexander's mother through contact with a person named Tin.
The Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition publish a concise reoome of all legal notices including tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. Evening Bulletin lists per month and weekly rates for job printing and notices.
Fragmented testimony details Johnson's behavior amid a court case. Copeland describes New Year events, the watch theft, and Johnson's intoxicated state. Harrison presses for a forged letter claim while witnesses dispute the evidence and reward remarks.
A fragmented, unclear narration describes illness and despair with references to heart distress and fainting. It mentions a hostile emotional state and a challenge to endure suffering, hinting at a medical or psychological struggle with uncertain details and names.
A long, disjointed excerpt debates jury demand, indictment, and judge disqualification. It discusses constitutional provisions, appellate interpretations, and historical practice in the Hawaiian judiciary, noting past reorganizations and concerns over who may sit on cases involving statutes. The piece references a trial remand and a correction in a newspaper account.
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