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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1906
Page
4
A chaotic OCR fragment from the Evening Bulletin dated April 1908 advertises items in a Vermitic weekly bulletin. It mentions Wallace and Farmington, breading miscellaneous notes, notices, and local events likely including health and public matters. The legible bits show irregular text about reporting, dates, and circulation figures amid a jumble of names and places.
A garbled OCR style note describes an area affected by a tremor near areas or persons with scattered references to places and officials. The text references venues, individuals, and dates in an unclear way, yielding few clear events or outcomes.
A fragmented report describes a seismic disturbance near a hill area causing concern among residents. Officials say no casualties or major damage yet, while investigators analyze sensor data and monitor aftershocks. Local authorities urge calm as crews inspect infrastructure and ensure safety at affected sites.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a financial matter labeled Missing Fund Affair on page 1. Names and precise actions are unreadable, with references to returning items and possible money matters, but essential facts are obscured. The readable portions provide little to confirm participants, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmentary text mentions multiple names and scattered items with no coherent event. OCR garble blocks identify partial phrases and times, offering no definite action, place, or date to summarize meaningfully.
A garbled report mentions Marlin Enahare and a contentious detent in a city rail plan. Engineers debate options at Haneda Saave and Chicago Citeago, with references to Bag Pret oleee and Fe Heatsmania Pogineery. The fragmentary text hints at a public project affecting local firms and officials.
The Maui Republican committee announces an active campaign best described as a statewide effort. Key figures including Kalama and Makoose are named as campaign operatives while Watlaku Jaw and HEP Rudidwin preside over committee duties. The party emphasizes unity, prosperity, justice, and equality as campaign themes.
A garbled recount of a Honolulu baby show features vivid descriptions of costumes, music, and participants. The piece highlights attendees, judges, and remarks about pageant talent, beauty, and community spirit amid lively commentary.
The report notes cement shortages following the Criti nik quake and San Francisco disaster. European and Orient shipments are delayed, prices jump, and inquiries from Hachfoht & Company and Mackintosh & Company indicate further increases. Freight differences and potential restraint on new orders loom as factories face constrained supply.
Fragmentary OCR notes show delegates and local figures weighing campaigns. Names like Kubio Maul Kaluuianaoly and Coelho appear amid hints of Legislature races and Sheriff races. Mentions of Home Ruler backers and GOP figures signal evolving loyalties and reforms across county politics.
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