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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1906
Page
5
Spelling errors distort details but report notes a scheduled court hearing regarding Archer Uhn G A Aero in a matter involving alleged misdeeds by Tony Criminator and others. The text references a nephew and potential legal opinions, with inconsistent phrases about timing and parties.
A garbled report claims a judge or official will plead for executive mercy for Korean nationals found guilty of murder. It mentions an Acting Governor granting a brief hearing and references a dying uncle and a will leaving a fortune, all in a melodramatic, disjointed style.
A fragmentary note from the Honolulu exchange shows unclear quotation data. The unreadable text suggests missing figures or captions, leaving traders awaiting corrected figures and official clarification from the desk.
A crowded, fragmented report covers a range of topics from ship movements and harbor activity to a murder trial verdict. It notes steamer sales, weather experiments, and pricing at various markets, with mentions of California feed suppliers, a French ship, and a photography enlargement controversy. Names and places appear in a feverish, OCR-like scribble, reflecting a busy port city scene and legal outcome.
A chaotic scene erupted as a party at the Polge Club was disrupted by a supposed Chinese mob. Police reports indicate a large crowd formed near the gate as officers attempted to restore order. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled text.
The inquiry centers on John D. Rockefeller and the Standard Oil cases. Attorney General Haley and United States Commissioner Sanborn question corporate figures about evading questions and alleged complicity in the Waterit Company matter.
March 1 report from Washington notes Otto C. Hoswit of Dow Maines requests the President to revoke his naturalization and resume alien status. The inquiry hinges on whether the naturalization oath was properly conducted and if a method for restoration exists. The case challenges may reach the courts under state department guidance and potential statutory gaps.
Fragmentary OCR note references acting governor, proposed changes, naval and wharf work, funding, and postponement. Names and specifics are unreadable. mentions upcoming panel meeting and potential postponement.
March 2 report from Denver notes that Myron G Brownell won a patent award for a rubber substitute derived from Oregon grape, after a complex sequence of experiments near Geblen New York. The case details his conflict with Spencer and the eventual favorable ruling, with the plant’s use cited as a cornerstone in the patent.
An old advertisement promotes the PuffS filling fountain pen priced at 81.25 with its own ink supply and a one year warranty. The copy emphasizes portable convenience and self contained ink for continuous writing.
The notice details office removals to rooms 21 and 26 at the Alexander Young Building in Hoover and references the Young Hotel. It mentions Residence The Alexander Young Hotel and Telephone Hall with a line about The Weekly Station of the Evening Telegram providing a complete summary of the news of the day for one dollar annually.
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