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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary newspaper card listing publication details for the Evening Bulletin Hawaii. Includes address 210 King Street Honolulu, publishing company, editor Wallace Farrington, post office entry, and subscription rates per month and year, with garbled text and stray marks.
A fragmentary report describes Governor candidates and the controversy over the governor’s charge in the Abiorioan Territory. It cites supposed treachery and calls critics dishonest while praising the governor and his supporters for honesty, intelligence, and integrity.
Fragmented OCR text hints at critique of appointed rogues and government action. Mentions "Federal Government" and "Governor" with unclear context. Names and precise events are unreadable, leaving a vague political sketch.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a corrupt scheme linked to powerful engine operations and named individuals. The text references a department, Wynkly Works, Wynkly, Bemel, and Bobby Marke Pilbe Hiern My Wichurebon Wie with unclear roles.
The provided text is fragmented and unreadable, preventing a clear, factual summary. No verifiable entities or events can be identified for a concise newspaper item.
The text portrays William Smith leading a minority faction allied with the Advertiser against the Governor. It critiques legislative blockades, calls out delays, and defends manhood suffrage while asserting Smith's administrative stance and commitment to American ideals amid political contention.
Fragmented remarks discuss public opinion on the annexation era in Hawaii, criticizing Governor Dole and A B Hartwell for sending envoys to Washington and spending public funds. The article contextualizes fears of corruption and political maneuvering surrounding the Spanish American War era.
The Kapiolani Tract extends from King Street to the sea with cross roads between blocks and each lot fronting a road. Elevations range from forty to ten feet above sea level with no swamps or freshet risk. A major manufacturing company may buy part of the property, pricing is expected to rise soon, and the owner aims to let purchasers profit. Premises lie within one mile and a half of the post office. pipes run along the upper portion. terms offered.
For sale is a complete 75 horsepower Babcock and Wilcox water tube boiler with stack and damper. New and ready. Also offered is a self sustained steel strike trelches in diameter at use, with 128 feet new.
Notice is given that several animals described as a sorrel mare and young male horse or colt, white faced, and other specified markings, are impounded at the pound on Malik Kona Island of Gallo. Owners must claim and pay damages. if not, the animals will be sold at the noted date.
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