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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and business items, followed by scattered prices and product references. The dense jumble includes monetary figures such as 0 Kwa and 7183, plus a line about the latest sugar quotation at 4.11 cents per pound or 62.20 per ton, with no clear coherent narrative.
The Bulletin prints a chaotic mix of local items and ads including backroom chatter about autos, carriages, and services. It mentions a trial partition case, a property value, and road contract payments, with scattered references to Honolulu politics and upcoming experiments, all in a garbled OCR style.
Fragmented tense market note reviews investor mood as prices wobble. Mentions traders awaiting pivotal moves in shares like Waterity and Watelity amid uncertain demand and looming shifts in the next twelve months.
In a morning session Judge Andrade fined Ah Hoy fifty dollars with costs after evidence showed he sold fifteen cents worth of a drug to a detective without a license. The proprietor appeared with counsel and an appeal was noted.
A fragmented earlier column describes a peculiar traveling performer praised for a stunning jumping act. The piece calls the show a phenomenal feat and notes audiences, including friends, may be invited to see the act again.
Readable segments describe a Park Theater program featuring varied acts and local performers. The piece hints at a recurring venue with a loyal audience, promising a memorable night with acts by George Millie and others, and a welcoming atmosphere for returning patrons.
Professor Mathews presents a method of deluge and travel lore in a Thursday and Friday talk at the Alex Young Hotel. The event features a mix of anecdotes and technical explanation, drawing listeners with interest in European travel ideas and related topics.
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