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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
5
An appeal to the governor is described with fragmented names and titles. The document lists multiple individuals including Samuel Parker, W.W. Reington, D. Manuel A. Nicholas, and others connected to a Native offense. The text is garbled but records consent and legal process references.
At a merina held in Portim, two charitable societies including the Portale Locite Charitante Society and the Portigsers Charitable Society of Hawaii conducted a joint auction. The event supported village benevolent work, with TL Marques as president and a visiting committee led by J Melig.
Fragmented court notes show a judge amending counsel and denying a motion as proceedings lagged. Testimony references a Tuesday session with limited court action and a lingering dispute over a commission report and related admissibility.
Fragmented OCR record details Russian economic interests and treaty discussions, mentioning shipments via Western land routes, pride in medical discoveries, and a political petition led by Senator Thomas Kearine. It notes importation plans, foreign ministry concerns, and a debate on wartime logistics and allied strategy.
A collage of classifieds and notices includes grocery, furniture, and steamship references, with names like Hoffechlaeger Co. Ltd and Wilder's Steam Company. It mentions sales, auctions, and new shipments at various streets and locations, plus weather and travel notes as well as legal and public notices in a dense, reader-packed page. The text also alludes to events, theatre, and community items scattered across streets like King Street and Fort Street, with telegrams and messages routed through local telegraph offices.
Fragmented text describes a police court session with references to Captain Kauae APH and Captain Kiwi autininlaerey, plus mentions of gamblers, bonds, and a fake claim. Names and places appear tangled, but the piece centers on alleged wrongdoing, witness actions, and court handling of charges.
The readable parts describe a $12,000 wedding and a Chinese figure in Cleveland, with scattered lines mentioning births, wedding titles, and a chaotic panorama of places and people. The fragmentary OCR yields disjointed mentions of cities, meetings, and political figures amid wedding imagery and theatrical phrasing.
A historic lab note reports Massachusetts Institute of Technology testing treated woods for fire resistance. Natt VoreA and Arepront bake material makers supplied samples, professor Norton led procedures, and results suggested treated wood burns slower and is less inflammable than untreated wood, with caveats about preparation and limits.
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