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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
11
A damaged OCR text lists numerous names, likely attendees and candidates for a local election or political meeting. The fragmentary entry mentions committees, representatives, and a long roster of individuals including officials and observers. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmentary OCR text references government and road work with names like William J. Karrattil and a date possibly April 2, 1908. The readable portion mentions a complaint or proclamation and a legislative context but lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple ship movements from Monterey to Pacifique and Yokohama including mentions of San Francisco and Hilo. Entries reference stations and times such as 9 am 10 am 2 pm, with vessels like Olympic and Bangalore and routes toward Yokohama and Hilo amid mixed port calls. The garbled text lists crew, ports, and departure windows in a maritime transit ledger style.
An imperfect record shows a ban of varied workers gathering at The Ant Aaton non. Rev J W Vadiiih presented the annual report, committees named, and officers elected including a new president and secretary. The group discussed enforcement, legislative goals, and future leadership under a Hawaii lease plan.
Readable text notes skating events for tonight and a next week relay race. A band will play during the skating event with teams and a relay race listed. The details are partially garbled but indicate a Thursday night skating program at Lake Place with a Jerry whirl event and a Poe Avenue relay race.
A supplier promotes a new line of typewriting paper inviting inspection and sample consideration. Wall, Nichol Co Ltd markets office supplies and advertises favorable pricing and prompt handling.
Harry Copp, longtime official at Sprecketaville plantation Puniene Abul raya Weireloue tewenie fore ek, died this morning after a brief illness. The funeral was announced for Thursday at unspecified hour. The notice provides sparse details and confirms the death of Copp.
A detailed list for a Monday sale at 847 Kae Alitirana Bt and Taroean Mietury on Saliha St includes oak office furniture, a factory mill setup, engine gearings, belts, pulleys, drawers, racks, and numerous industrial implements. The ad notes items like a horizontal engine, mills, slicers, wrenches, belts, and various metal and wood components for manufacturing pol. equipment, with coastal references to a wood yard, drying frames, and an artificial plant setup.
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