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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1909
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment blends Otway quotes with disjointed discourse on Hawaii politics, travel, and imports. It mentions Judge Woodruff, Admiral Lehreeder, Taft, La Pollotte, the Panama Canal, migration, and centralization debates while weaving stray lines and place names into an incoherent mosaic without a clear single event.
A partial and garbled passage discusses delay in sentencing and perceived leniency for Japanese defendants in Hawaii. It hints at public reaction, calls for justice, and contrasts American judicial principles with perceived arbitrariness in the handling of those convicted or awaiting sentencing.
The article notes Walter Wellman and Walter Keeler as explorers using balloons for long journeys. It describes plans for a New York mission to launch a balloon voyage over Africa, with provisions of welding and iron filings for balloon longevity. It mentions dangers, ancient explorers, and the romance of discovery in distant continents.
A fragmented reminiscence on Jules Verne and his imagined endgame for world travel. It recalls his novels Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in Eighty Days, noting explorers, photographs, and speculative voyages as Europe and America react with laughter.
In a court proceeding the Prosecution, represented by General Heneaway and County Attorney Cathenet, moved to arrest judgment. The defense argued the court erred by allowing trial with a juror named Yarick discharged for unexability, and referenced constitutional and treaty issues between the United States and Japan.
A heated speech by Lightfoot questions jury composition and constitutional limits as attorneys spar over trial procedures. Judge De Bolt presses for clearer definitions while defense points are debated, revealing tensions in formal legal interpretations and implications for the case.
Unclear text provides a jumble of phrases about a treaty and a plumber, then lists telephone numbers for the Bulletin office and editorial rooms. The readable items are noncoherent but point to office contact details.
J L Tenney suffers severe injuries after a hazardous fall while stepping from a postaffive on Merchant Street. Bygone streetside workmen and a local company trenching incident are noted, with police and medical aid responding to the scene promptly.
New York August 3 A play staged in the tenderloin district was created by Wilson Mizner and George Hyon and Lew Howard titled The Only Way The initial presentation at Buckett theater drew mixed notices with praise for character charm and silent tone yet critics noted the audience’s indulgence The Sun called the cast effective while American and World offered varied assessments of tone and moral themes.
Local chatter claims Burdette suffers railroad spine injury prompting humorist treatment while August Rey and Robert Hurdele respond with cautious optimism. Officials urge calm as details remain unclear and medical updates expected.
A noisy OCR fragment covers a court case about the closure of Kautlont road and a calendar matter before Deputy Attorney General Lorrit Andrews. It mentions charges against multiple individuals, a $1000 bond in a separate administration appointment, and references to public works and city revolt actions involving U S District Attorney Mroek.
A special Missouri Pacific directors meeting is planned for August 7 to vote on consolidating several connected firms into a single Missouri Pacific Railroad Company. The proposed company would capitalize at 240 million dollars in stock, authorize a mortgage on properties up to 150 million, and possibly issue bonds totaling about 89 million to fund refinancing.
An ambiguous report from Annapolis claims Harriman supports the Sutton family. The piece notes political maneuvering amid a year of dispute, with Roosevelt’s White House involvement and various local officials tied to the contention.
The article notes the Bulletin office interior with room numbers and a busy editorial desk. It mentions staff activity and the rough layout of the workspace, reflecting daily newspaper operations in a concise, period voice.
An ad from Mrs A B Xioutter of Caplomay Kannas promotes a female health remedy. The testimonial claims improved health for a daughter aged 17 and mentions wholesale and retail druggists, including Smith & Co in Honolulu Hawaii, with a favorable note from Perrin.
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