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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1907
Page
2
A sprawling OCR readout hints at a Pacific States Tour contest result to be published Friday in the Bulletin. The text mentions teams, dates, locations, and multiple names, but is heavily garbled with stray letters, misspellings, and nonstandard spacing indicating a damaged page segment with scattered references to events, people, places, and times across a wide local sports and public notices landscape.
A fragmentary Washington dispatch notes President is back home following a disruptive overseas tour. References to Taft and Washington discussions hint at policy Reforms but the garbled text obscures specifics. Named figures include Nuri and Folt, with scattered mentions of Agah Preston Hees and Marys WaMigOR in uncertain contexts.
Fragmentary OCR notes depict a legislative session dispute over territorial law reform and veto actions. Mentions McCarthy, joint committees, liquor law extension, and constitutional questions. The garbled text references a governor veto, a promised debate, and potential passage delays amid party conflict.
The Senate approved changes to Carter's election bill after a veto. Key edits include ballot wording, order of candidate listings, and clarity of designations. The governor supports revised provisions, while lawmakers press ahead with further reforms impacting election administration and candidate qualifications.
Fragmentary shipping notices list crews and ports with times and destinations. Names such as Sunitay Motokat Orient Sin Francie and ports like Mantporta Las Frageien appear, but the text is garbled with multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases, preventing a coherent event summary.
Passenger list from Kanal ports dated April 28 records numerous travelers and accompanying spouses or children. Names include Mrs Frank Andrade Te EO He Anth ous, Mrs Arthir Perkiin, A. Haled, Blair Mew EB, Mie Jo LP Robinson, Thelma Parker, Catherine Ry Sink, Je Sullivan, and many others.
A garbled report from Walluku notes disruption during a local event titled Special Hotton Wirplower LATIAINA. Messages reference Tie Katold, Walkapi twins, and a cheer section. authorities report a curtailed program with restrictions and unclear outcomes.
Fragmented continues detail a political rally and parliamentary dispute amid Hawaii governance concerns. Reports mention participants, dates, and reactions, with emphasis on legal actions and community responses as controversy grows.
The Osborne children drew praise at the theater event tonight as entertainers from The Osbornehildeen delighted the audience with musical turns and comic skits. The troupe, praised for their charm, performed under strong audience appreciation and anticipation for future acts.
A list of passengers includes Hemenway and many others with varied titles and relations. Names such as Capt JW Sanders, Gov E Turis, James B Thompson, and Harold Diinghut appear among a long roster headed toward Korea and the Orient.
The Honolulu weather report records temperatures around 68 degrees at noon and 6 am with relative humidity near 80 percent. Wind speeds ranged from 3 to 6 miles per hour in varying directions, total daily wind movement low, no heavy precipitation noted, Captain WM. B. Stockman signs the section as director of the U.S. Weather Bureau.
A garbled report describes a Scottish monarch or figure arriving near a harbor at daybreak with a vacant berth. It notes departures from a colony and a convoy or ship moving toward a bishop dock, with references to Hibs and navigation. The text is fragmented and uncertain about specific names or actions.
A birth notice records the arrival of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Arthur Is on an April day. The fragment mentions Mirandahi and names, but details on location or exact date are unclear.
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