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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1909
Page
3
A jumbled reading of shopping news and reminders from merchants and shops. Mentions Joe's and a local dining scene, with references to promotions, sales, and town merchants. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but convey a bustling local marketplace.
The Alameda arrived in San Francisco today at 11 o clock while the Miberla waited for the port at 2 p.m. Royal Hawaiian Hotel hosts a lecture on learning French or German in five weeks by Mr Mathews. Judge Keobin granted an absolute divorce to Allen Gay Andrews from Charles Andrews, alleging the wife was forced to leave on June 1, 1908.
Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit attended a public banquet in Nairobi, with Governor Frederick J. Jackson presiding. The event featured gifts of elephant tusk, rhinoceros skull, and buffalo head. Roosevelt praised white settlement, Uganda rail construction, and urged welcoming capitalists while urging just treatment of blacks, noting parallels to western American pioneers.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a new arrival threatening violence at a bar, claiming danger and asserting control. The speaker hints at intimidation and force, while patrons react with uneasy acceptance amid the tense scene.
Jerome seeks re election to the district attorney post in Greater New York. The piece discusses his criminal charges and concerns over his capability while noting his past conviction and subsequent return to public service.
Islands drop out Acapulco as reports from the Clipperton Island area are unclear amid recent disturbances that caused havoc in the region. Officials cannot confirm the full extent of the situation.
Washington Aug 24 Rear Adaaleut Sperry will be placed on the retired list September. Sperry commanded the Atlante battleship and led a world voyage after leaving San Francisco amid a remarkable tour of the world.
A fragment reports authorities closing ninety four achodis amid a supposed revolutionary upraising in Barcelona. The wording hints at suppression actions tied to alleged sedition and unrest, with limited readable details on dates or exact organizations involved.
Fragmented report lists Army stores, platforms, and munitions consignments at Honolulu with weights up to 22 000 pounds and 90 200 pounds mentioned. It notes shipments from San Francisco aboard the Siberia and Mauna Kai, plus dockside routes near Battery Harlow and Foot Ruger as part of wartime logistics.
A garbled OCR snippet references names and places in unclear form. It mentions Tom Helen Hives and a character Tom Helv, with scattered phrases like “Mite,” “Copel al guntet,” and “Very hole Magazine.” The text is incoherent and appears to be a rough transcription error from a historical page.
A fragment lists editorial rooms and business offices and includes telephone numbers for the Quiletin section.
Shipping notices list arrivals and goods from multiple ports. Names include Kahani Stn Kitparka Kew at Kitparka and Mauna Ken, with vessels such as SAM FRANCISCO Balled Awe 2h and Manta, Te Motikat. Early notices mention nurses and several ports, with numerous personal names and places, indicating a busy export and import schedule.
The United States paymaster at Carlisle, Pa, named in a charge of malfeasance at Cartasee School is under investigation. James Ree Whowtwak, a graduate of the institute, contests a claim that two youths seeking admission were placed in guard and water. Maxon Mededman, superintendent, says the charge is mistaken and an investigation will proceed to review Indian affairs.
A noisy excerpt shows a Wilmington case where a judge questions a man about motive and control. The text hints at marital tensions and a domestic scene. Names and clear details are obscured by garbled OCR.
In a noisy section, players beat rivals in match play at the Honolulu Golf Club Tournament. Names such as Sarin, Rethwell, A. Hirtwell, J.D. Metherny, Wilior He, Mackinnon, and Carter appear in partial results with several matches finishing by 2 up or by 4 to 0.
The report describes Cooke’s health as slightly worse after an unclear event. The fragmented text mentions a medical or unwell state and indicates a continuation of concern about his condition. No clear dates, places, or names beyond Cooke are reliably readable.
Fragmented lines describe a courtroom exchange with a judge and defendants discussing a hog tied to a wagon and a dog named Whitey. The passage mentions Western Kentucky and a question about a character named Bawlerel, with a casual tone and unclear context.
The Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd lists itself as agent for top engraving and lithographing on the Pacific Coast. It offers estimates for high grade printing, prices and samples of engraved cards announcements and invitations in premium form for smart functions.
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