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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows a dense Evening Bulletin page with names, dates, and locations. Mentions Omaha area, Benet, Mangano, and several dated items around March 1907. Includes weekly bulletins, distribution figures, and editorial notes attributed to editors and staff.
The fragmentary text appears as a garbled OCR sample with scattered names and phrases. It includes unfamiliar terms and stray words, lacking coherent events or clear subjects to summarize into a reportable news item.
The Evening Bulletin reports an upcoming clothing venture at the former Warner building on King Street. A prior owner from New York claims high quality wool garments and fashion offerings, promising low prices and a wide selection to attract local shoppers.
A garbled account praises a benevolent company, noting generous relief payments and a widespread distribution of funds to poll workers and supporters. The text extols the California Insurance Co of San Francisco as head of a trust, naming a Trent Co office at Port Trent and a slogan The Company That I Pare.
The document appears as a weather log with barometer readings, wind speeds, and directions. It records conditions for April 4 with various times and details, noting velocity figures and a noon movement observation. The text references a meeting and delays in further updates, signed by Stuckman, Section Director.
Fragmented recap notes Sunday baseball with mentions of teams, players, and key moments. References to Western team players, a mix of positions, and a cited divisional game, though many names and details are garbled or unclear.
In a tense gathering last night the Masking Association held its meeting and elected leadership for the coming term. New chair Pane and other officers were chosen, while plans for future events and a committee slate were discussed.
A list of passengers arriving includes Mr and Mrs, doctors, and numerous others such as Mew H.C. Mil led, Gi Hunter, Dr M. Polanti, Le Greaves, Mrs WF Conter, J. Bolger and children, Dr FD. Bickford, Callaghan and two children, and many more. The fragmentary OCR provides names and relations, indicating a passenger manifest or social register style notice.
A Hawaii territorial assembly debate centered on a Sunday shooting ban affecting wild birds near Honolulu. Members argued extending the law to the entire territory, with amendments to penalties and scope, including exclusions for certain birds and urban limits. The session disclosed misgivings about enforcement and costs as lawmakers reported spending on legislative expenses.
Parcel of rental notices listing multiple street names including Beretania Peretania and Wilder Avenue with varied prices from 26 to 100 dollars. References to Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd. and several avenues imply a real estate or rental notices page.
A garbled passage describes a Clerk certifying work for accuracy, a matter before the Secretary of the Territory and the Governor, with mentions of a meeting and a governor, and county committees considering further action.
Rothwell testified that he would not defraud his associate and that the witness believed Peacock had long been honest. The testimony described intimate business ties and the difficulty of accepting a potential fraud by a trusted partner.
Lovie Kalinin sues Christian C Conrait and Alwine Conrait with Auditor Flaber Anarninhos for 1000 dollars plus interest from August 7 1905 on a tote allegedly made by Christian Conrait and continued by Alwine Conrait. Proceedings take place in the district of Pukoo with the Territorial Treasurer involved.
A Chinese fruit seller known as Ali Chan was nearly struck when a live electric wire lay on King and Litthe streets. He reached to lift the wire to carry his items home but was halted by a motorman who warned him of the danger. The Hawaiian Electric Co. was notified and sent workers to remove the live line.
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