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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
6
A fragmented list of Hawaiian sugar companies and related stocks appears with mixed quotations and notes. The fragment ends with a sugar price line indicating a latent quote of 2.86 cents per pound, or 77.20 dollars per ton, reflecting the day’s market snapshot.
A fragmentary page shows local phone, editor, and business notices, with references to the Anchor Kiloon, Mexall Reroma Cinemens, and various civic items. Mentions an illustrated special edition, parcels act, and a meeting of the Metis Loagie of Content Ualon.
A fragmented OCR notice outlines a case involving a mother of six accused of cashing stamps for money. The report references a court action, authorities, and potential charges amid unclear details. Strong entities include a person identified as a mother of six and various mentions of law and order. The piece lacks complete names, dates, and places due to damaged text.
A list of social and professional figures visiting or residing in Honolulu is noted, including Henry Damon Haw Kone, Charles Fetencook Wit, Moan Irss WOH, and many others. The text mentions guests of Mrs C. F. Almme of Hays Hite, and various captains, managers, and representatives visiting or staying in the islands.
A dense and garbled text fragment references labor protection, recruitment, and immigration matters. It mentions territorial authorities, arrival dates, and legal acts, with scattered names and terms suggesting a bulletin on labor regulations and enforcement, though much of the wording is indecipherable.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Phin whit SaiME pam aljuailiten Hue Hegde Hitt rye ta he Watt In Ruel and various names. The readable parts point to an uncertain historical narration, with no clear dates or outcomes. The fragment lacks coherent facts to determine a definite news item or event.
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