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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1903
Page
5
A reader appeal announces the opening of an Economy Circulating Library in Honolulu on April 7. Membership costs $6.00, library aims to offer up to date selections with fees for different book types and a one week return policy. It lists sample titles and notes the library will carry popular and new publications to fit reader interests.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss transit route changes and street alignments on King Street and Wilder Avenue. Text references a proposed transfer at Metall and King streets, coupling with a possible stop near Pepper Street, and mentions costs and voter impact. The passage obliquely notes limits and civic figures but lacks coherent details.
A chaotic scene described as two trolley parties moved through the city evening crowds. The report lists numerous passenger names and paths, noting a drowning accident near the riverside and detailing multiple individuals aboard the BB Mio Wert, with passengers from De Hor BB Mio Wert and others identified by full names and titles.
Long jumble of OCR text reports a series of local notices, meetings, and events with scattered names and places. It mentions High Sheriff actions, a Good Friday observance, saloon notices, and various officials. It notes a meeting of a Strutigees Committee and references health, funeral, and court matters. The fragmentary report reflects a busy municipal scene with multiple entities and dates embedded in unclear lines.
Readable bits show scattered names and places in a damaged OCR snippet. No clear event, date, or full entities emerge to form a coherent news item or outcome.
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