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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
2
Record notes ongoing liquor bill discussions with emphasis on license fees and penalties. Mentions annual licensing costs, enforcement, and reevaluation of provisions affecting hotels, restaurants, and public establishments. References proposed tax rates and compliance measures affecting local businesses.
In Hawaii on April 10 1907 the Senate advanced a liquor bill amid fierce committee debate. Key figures like McCarthy and Ryan argued over licensing limits distance restrictions Sunday sales taxes and enforcement provisions. Supporters push for tighter controls while opponents warn of unintended impacts on business and personal liberty.
A fragmentary 19th century coastal notice lists time signals and sailing details. It mentions the United States Coast and Goods Survey tables, Hawaiian standard time, Greenwich time difference, and a whistle at 1 34 pm. It includes names, dates, and ship routes with various destinations and crews.
Readable fragments show a passenger list for a Kaun Avenue route with multiple individuals named such as Gregan Iron Sauel and J. Ka Lamakani. The damaged text mentions 50 deck passengers on a voyage, with references to a transit event around April 9 and associated persons including Father Phovne and Conte.
A garbled OCR style excerpt lists numerous names and terms associated with a local bulletin and legal notices. It references a “BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX” and various figures, licenses, and discussions about village matters, with scattered names like Parrots, Parsons, Paxton, and a note on licensing fees within district boundaries.
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