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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1907
Page
4
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names, places, and phrases with no clear events or coherent narrative. It reads like a jumbled, partial newspaper page fragment, producing a maze of proper nouns and stray terms without a single discernible news item.
Fragmented OCR item describes shares and an automobile auction with multiple bidders and values. Mentions locations on a street, a lot, and various named entities, including companies and people, though text is garbled. The piece resembles a public notice or classified auction fragment with monetary figures and partial bids.
A damaged OCR fragment provides unclear names and events regarding a misdemeanor and a city or firm. It mentions ANUAR, a front-and-face Citi location, and a law firm tied to a medical or property matter, but no coherent date, place, or action is discernible.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions naval terms and names, with unclear phrases and scattered references to ships or agencies. Key proper nouns are partially legible but no coherent event or outcome emerges from the readable text.
A mangled OCR fragment describes a fall near Iron WHT where a pilot named Mem Mon arr and Dr. Wood attended to injuries. The report notes seri ous injuries with multiple people damaged and an unclear sequence of events. The partial text mentions Bald win and Helly De in connection with the incident.
Fragmented OCR text notes delays of six, ten, and fourteen days with references to Hebi Wildy Hieling of Weeeniling Pile and Murte hy HATS MAUAUINI CO. The garbled lines mention local firms W. Bstif and others in a terse business notice.
Officials in uniform paid respect as Governor Frear received a formal call at the hotel. The gathering included acting officials, military representatives, and local dignitaries from the army and courts. It is likely more formalities will mark his administration, with Frear undecided on appointing a personal wife.
United States Marshal Hendry returns from a taxing pursuit involving a counterfeit suspect in a chase through camps and rough terrain. The hunt spanned from Kuhulut to Kahele, with a dramatic vehicle clash and a daring rescue. The counterfeiter was eventually captured after a night aboard a steamer, with a lengthy list of seized assets reported by Purser Beakley on the Big Island.
A fragmentary notice lists departures on Saturday August 17 from Av-H and U. T ports. Nevadan and Portia names appear with destinations San Francirco and San Veaneleo, noting times like 2m and 12m. Dickson appears as a recurring surname associated with the listings.
A long list of travelers arriving by steamer from Yokohama and Maui ports on August 17 at noon is recorded. The roster names many individuals and families including Miss Daly, Mrs. A Blom, Geo Irwine, and Dr. H. H. Raymond among others, with notes indicating origins from Yokohama and Maui, and destinations including San Francisco.
Per steamship Nevadan Greene bound for San Francisco August 17 at 12 noon. Mrs Rodiek, two babies and a nurse are aboard along with Mins Sperling Miawong Mea Nichols von Mink Bawyer Kons Nicholson, Mr Rodiek, T Sawdon.
Two small claims listed this morning involve Mills against Papa over 91.95 owed to Ah Kong and a second claim by B. Hf. Yowts for 45.00 owed to Joe Silva for labor. Silva had assigned the account to a bill collector.
Meteorological report notes morning temperatures around 74 degrees with 74 as daytime high, a morning minimum near 72, barometer at 29.04, absolute humidity 7.421 grains per cubic foot, relative humidity 70 percent, dew point 69, wind speeds and directions listed, rainfall 0.10 inch in the 24 hours ending 10 AM, total wind movement 115 miles.
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