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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
4
A dense OCR fragment from a Honolulu newspaper shows mixed sections including subscription rates and editor details. The content drifts into political and personal notes with scattered names, dates, places, and events, but the legibility is poor and many lines are garbled.
A mid‑morning gambling raid at a Knittingworth outfit on an avenue block ended with a deputy shot and several gamblers in custody. The pursued suspects fled as the deputy exchanged fire, rolling down a slope and collapsing afterward. Twelve gamblers were taken into custody, with one named Tom Yon among them. A separate notice outlines legal and real estate postings in the Evening Bulletin.
Fragmented text presents a garbled scene with references to dignitaries, roads, a chamber, regulatory talks, and a proposed continuity ride. It mentions King Street, Hines, a transit company, and public interest in ongoing projects while noting unclear dates and specifics.
A long excerpt discusses reactions to a Sunday baseball ban and blue laws, noting community divisions and the stance of churches and chapels on leisure activities. It mentions attendance at games at Khyiolant park and the tension between moral observance and public pastime.
The Alameda refinery paid stock dividends totaling 29 030 dollars reported via Sutro Co. A large sale to Ban do Kokere indicates the refinery’s ties to the sugar trust remain strong. The Cortkett refinery is not paying, shifting trust tensions as negotiations and dividends continue amid wartime supply concerns.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and titles: President 3B Castle, View President WOM Alexander, Second ViceJP Cooke, Treasurer W. O. Smith, Secretary Gem Re Carters. Unclear roles and sequence in the source.
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