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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
5
A garbled historic text mixes satirical musings on punsters with jumbled references to public works and political servants. It mentions a figure named Hetrick, freight trains of talk, and a questioning New Deal era vibe, all rendered in fractured prose.
Obscure OCR text suggests controversy over Navang dam water rates and a proposed private management of city water. It hints at a defeated rate measure and questions about who should run the water bureau, with public concerns about expenses and governance.
Honolulu stocks falter as withdrawals from deposits drain money away. Investors fear losses and timid buyers fail to steady prices. Market volatility follows a drop in raw sugar prices while hawaiian securities face confidence erosion despite hopeful crop prospects and favorable plantation conditions.
Fragmentary report notes President Taft signaling forgiveness for critics of women’s suffrage while condemning opposition. The piece hints at a political shift as reform rhetoric influences the campaign’s mood and supporters anticipate a new phase.
A garbled OCR passage references Attorney General actions and waterfront rates, mentioning a political platform and elections. It notes a transport ship to be transferred, with cautious handling of naval plans and a referenced cable of policy elements.
Fragmentary report discusses a commission and party connections with references to a laborer and regulatory actions. The readable parts mention political figures and recurring critiques of the party’s handling. The file shows incoherent wording and missing context.
Garbled query questions who controls territorial pubs and public works and why public life is affected. It hints at a large campaign and political activity but lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions to summarize.
Reported pursuit continues as High Sheriff Henry and deputies sweep the district for Grace a murderer at large. Grace's wife, kept under police watch, was allowed home briefly for clothes change. Sightings near Nurino avenue prompted searches, but no trace found. Detective parties scouted the facility at Apat where Grace was said to be, and Grace’s dog was later stolen from Chapollee station.
Three ocean frontage lots in Sea View Manoa offered as a package for a short time at 1000 dollars. The story weaves in a chaotic crime scene with a suspected murderer and a later note of a probable capture, but the main readable item is the bargain on three lots with ocean views.
Thin charming beaver acts entertain with Gardner Griffon and Garduse on tour to Australia. Shows include aluminum instruments never seen in Honolulu, Griffen as comedian, Harrie Vernon duet, Mins Vernon as singer, George Hareis acrobatic acts, Dick Broad as headliner before San Frienefeen departure. The Russlune at the Park Theater boast thirty two finet holds and a French wrestling style with Rinwlan accent.
The clipped notice highlights a feature film and various pictures at the Novelty Theater, plus vaudeville acts at the Earle. It mentions the Melnotte sisters performing and a packed Saturday showing with many attendees turned away. It references the Bishop Trust Company and a Torent frome phrase, reflecting noisy era phrasing and local business notes.
Federal quarantine officers at Ukiah inspect lumber vessels arriving from Honolulu. Due to smallpox and other contagious diseases, all ships entering Hulk port will undergo strict observation and crew inspections. Local officials report heightened vigilance as crews are boarded and monitored during docking.
Fragmentary OCR reports a smuggler caught on a passenger ship in China. The text references a stateroom search and confiscation of items, with unclear names and details due to garbled transcription.
Officers and a frantic crew search a chaotic baggage area. An inspector methodically untangles clothing and jewelry, noting a large heap of contraband items and disrupted travelers as they inspect every piece for valuables.
An excerpted political column records Holstein urging a mobilized Republican effort in Hawaii’s local elections. It notes candidates for county offices, party unity, and strategies while naming figures such as Kantho, Nyarly, McCandred, Notley, and Stephen Derha, with emphasis on strengthening the party and voter turnout.
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