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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
3
Mrs Barclay of Vergennes Vermont endorses Puthani's Vegetable Compound as a safe remedy for women. The letter claims long use for irregularities in menstruation, backache, indigestion and fatigue, praising the remedy as beneficial and trustworthy.
Local items report divorce filings in two cases, including a refusal to provide support and a case involving Chinene leprosy allegations. Updates note Honolulu shipping and labor mentions, a Honolulu factory worker returning from Korea, and planned Congressional entertainment arrangements. Osaka fire devastates 11,906 homes with multiple institutions burned. a judge orders a provisional divorce decree in Molokai.
Inspector Fennell arrested a man under Beetion 58 Act 10 after a saloon disturbance. Floyd, detained at the receiving desk, denied wrongdoing and claimed he was not drunk. Police report Floyd refused to leave, used a foul epithet toward the bartender, and was found intoxicated upon arrival at the station.
A fragmented notice fresh from a newspaper lists a sale at Jordan's featuring waists and dresses with reductions. It references Eureka Perfection Roof Pulpi and urges customers to trial the good quality identified, while promising prompt delivery and household wood and coal services.
Peking with a terse reply to a diplomatic note cites Japanese policy shifts in Manchuria and calls for a unified stance on the Mulden railway matter. The dispatch stresses current tensions and a demand for coordinated action among powers.
Report from Constantinople indicates authorities view war with Greece as inevitable. The Porte issued a note dated August 12 regarding Crete, suggesting Greece’s reply is effectively an ultimatum, with no room for concession.
Manila August 12 The inquiry board overseeing the Davao mutiny demands resignations of Capt. Matkw and Lieut. Dunaworth for officer shortcomings. The panel also recommends dismissal of Lieut. Deblaine for unjust punishment of private soldiers amid the case.
Aug 12 The inquiry into the death of Linut Button of the Marlie Corimean heard gunshot expert Dr Bo Me Bohaefer testify that the wound's character suggests the lieutenant fired the fatal shot. The testimony points to a possible homicide in the ill fated incident.
Hanriett Van Sant former Governor of Minnesota was chosen as Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at East Lake City on August 14. Merry of Iowa was elected President of the Woman's Relief Corps.
Ching in Tang, formerly Consul General at San Francisco, was named Chinese Minister to the United States to succeed De Wa Ting Ming. The appointment was announced in Washington at 12 Avenue Frisco.
Denver reports official confirmation of a large fraud tied to Alaskan coal lands. A government inquiry cites extensive irregularities in land dealings. In other news, Los Angeles officials vote on consolidation measures impacting regional governance and communications.
Kansas City telegram reports the White Steamer in the Clidden Tour used kerosene instead of gasoline. The shift proved economical and practical with fuel costs lower per gallon, smoother operation, and no smoke or odor. The crew and observers praised the performance as kerosene availability varied along the route.
A partially legible newspaper fragment mentions events and times but lacks clear names places or outcomes, leaving only scattered phrases and possible schedule references without coherent details or a definite story.
Critics argue that off the rack garments cannot match the fit, personalization, and lasting satisfaction of made to measure clothing, noting the assurance of tailored fabrics and measurements surpasses standardized sizes.
The fragmentary item lists shipping dates and names across regions including Yokohama, Manchuria, and various individuals and firms, noting arrivals and deadlines. It reads like a miscellaneous shipping notice with numerous personal names, place references, and dates, but the text is highly garbled.
Fragmented OCR text shows issuance of native birth certificates with references to officials, towns, and authorities. The garbled lines mention certificates, territory names, and state actions, hinting at bureaucratic processes and regional administration during a period of upheaval.
Fragmentary weather report and local travel hints describe unsettled conditions. Mentions Capuln Ali Wey Mal and other places, with hints of a planned march or event. Lacks clear dates or definitive outcomes.
Fragments describe a renowned female educator nearing retirement after a long career. Names and precise details are garbled, but references point to a senior administrator or professor associated with a college, with notes about tenure and a long service record.
Advertisement for a complete 18 foot Sea Wrens motor taunch with 4 cycle motor. Priced at 100 and 175 dollars. Sold by The Charles D Walker s Boat and Machine Works located on King Street opposite South Street.
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