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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
2
A lengthy column of local notices, ads, meetings, auctions, and public announcements. Mentions of society events, ship news, forthcoming trips, job ads, and various community items. many names, places, and dates appear in fragmented OCR text. The piece reads as a daily miscellany of notices, advertisements, and brief reports from society and business.
Eye examinations are conducted after approved methods to assess skill knowledge and fitness. The text suggests varying outcomes depending on examiner proficiency and the process used, emphasizing thoroughness and proper technique.
Cheerful copy invites readers to buy a personal library of humor, poetry, and classics. It promotes a window display at Office Specialty Co. on Fort Street below King, suggesting affordable plans to start a home collection.
Fragmented report covers an eruption in Australia and a large public reaction. It references a university celebration with a football game, a ceremonial dinner, and student crowds at a college opening. Names, places, and exact events are obscured by OCR errors.
The article notes a remarriage plan involving awash of names and places, mentioning aquiring partners and family dynamics. It references Watwon and Warbutain, and discusses parental consent and social preparation for the union amid community expectations.
The article outlines Lenni Benes and James leading the Republican congressional campaign committee. Sherman is named as chair of multiple committees and appears active in party leadership across New York districts, with emphasis on labor, commerce, and natural resources panels.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Bark Albert arriving and a crew or group, with scattered names and actions. It mentions Leavy gates, a captain, and a march or march-like scene. Details are obscured but suggest a maritime or military setting with named individuals and a tense departure or arrival.
Fragmentary text suggests a 19th century order to decorate graves of Confederate dead. The garbled note mentions a directive and a commemorative act but lacks clear names, dates, or location details. Further readable context would be needed for a precise summary.
A garbled report highlights Hocand Liner taking a large lead in a crowded event. The piece mentions various names and places in a scattered schedule about a noon procession, health notes for Huey, and a planned turn of events at the Kinaw with druggists.
A jumbled OCR excerpt lists numerous travelers and names tied to Maui and Hawaii ports with dates, plus stray quotes and remarks about protection, funeral notices, and a Catholic Standard. The legible elements include many individual names, titles, and travelers, with fragmented dialogue and incomplete sentences.
A police court hearing involves a woman accusing a man of using foul language and threats near a residence on a road called Rullick. The defendant defends his conduct as mild instruction, while witnesses including a Mrs. Whitney and others defend the complainant’s character amid a tense exchange. The case references a child present in court and a reprimand of a relative for earlier assault, illustrating charged local courtroom dynamics.
A federal grand jury is reportedly moving quickly on a postmaster matter from Kawathac and related Chinese migration issues. Witnesses from Walmen and Kawattias, plus Honwliln, are examined as the panel shifts focus to the case amid defaulting juror Charles Weileen joining the group.
The seventh anniversary of the establishment of the Fraternal Order of Cloth in the city was celebrated at Poninana Pevel Chy Wat evening with eight grand picnies. Members prepared to depart the city at 4 30 pm by train. Kaals quintet club furnished music and dancing enlivened the event. Committee lists follow detailing welcome, entertainment, and arrangements. The order's motto is Liberty and Equality.
A fragmented OCR item lists a Young Hotel roof concert featuring the Carden Band with unclear references to names and titles. The readable portions mention a Martyrs event and a Maritnan five minute segment titled It Happened in Lordiond by Herbert Wallaca Verab Donivertt Joveruire with scattered, uncertain attributions.
A fragmentary passenger list records arrivals from Kona and Kahoolawe with numerous names including W. Brown, W. C. Parke, Alem Dovarlay, F. Hagarwad, Smithy, Salisbury, Hilbbaria, Konlor, W. Groby, W. Chieti, G. Moore, McWayne, Buck, Hartwell, and Mary Buas among others. The note reads like a maritime roster with hometowns and associations, reflecting a busy port entry.
The Business Man's Handy Index, published in the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition, summarizes Qa notices, tenders, judgments, and transactions. It lists monthly schedules, building permits, and ledgers from the Hudson Valley company, compiling a reference for various notices and books.
Entered for record details show numerous real estate transfers on April 9 and 10, 1906, including properties linked to Carm B Simith Lilian Hulley Mary Blow and others. Several investors, trustees, and firms such as Torrito Hal Hotel Co and Wong names appear among lines of mortgage, deed, and title actions.
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