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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
5
A garbled 19th century column reflects partisan debate on elections and reform. The piece references figures like Andrews and Huffandoad, hints at a tax or bribe scandal, and discusses party tensions within the Republican and Democratic ranks. It notes public reaction to a shark comment and hints at legal penalties for misconduct.
Fragmentary text portrays Wanda insurgent intelligence amid accusations of deceit and political maneuvering in a precinct community. It references Andrews Huffandown and partisan battles, with warnings directed at Republican voters and improvised charges of manipulation.
Residents accuse officials of misrepresentation as they challenge the Andrew vampine and seek fair treatment. Citizens rally against manipulative politics and demand honest leadership from local authorities amid claims of coordinated opposition mentored by outsiders.
The document questions secretary Muffandenu and precinct officials over voter lists and poll transparency. It argues officials refuse to reveal voter rolls outside booths, condemning party bias in the capital election and urging scrutiny to prevent a complete defeat for Manoa or similar precincts.
Fort street needs proper paving or repairs between the waterfront and Ber otinia avenue. The deteriorating center retail corridor harms the city’s appearance and deters tourism and investors. The paper urges timely work to restore pride and halt further decline.
Fragmented text outlines concerns over street attention and progress toward a 190,000 mark. Mentions Wat Fort street and Lyon Co with references to editorial offices and telephone chambers, indicating a newsroom context and planning remarks.
The Orpheum announces a shift to a new vaudeville program by the Casino Musical Comedy company at the New Orpheum with a matinee Saturday and evening show. The cast features Marie Rockwell Laurel Atkins Olga Bwets Caron Chase Martin McGuire Wilma Stech and Harry Guerity with a skit by Guerity and a fresh act lineup.
A chaotic market report notes gains in Oahu and Monee stocks and hints at strong prospects for next year. It describes stock movements at 2.54 and 200, mentions Alexander and Baldwin, Pioneer, and a planned hospitality program for a visiting delegation, with details on plans for a harbor walk and entertainment events. The piece references a large party including KL Spalding and others, and notes preparations for a voyage to China while highlighting local hospitality arrangements.
The San Lite Ammulance Co of Canada plans a focal branch network to serve localities where business warrants. W. D. McCallum, ex Alberta Tanner, will manage operations from Room 210 McCandives Building starting September 1, 1910, with prompt attention to local policy holders.
Fragmented text shows disputes over a Manoa roll call and alleged irregularities. The piece references parties and a pool, with mentions of Buffanstein and Andrews-Huffandean conduct. No clear resolution or full context is provided in the readable excerpt.
A garbled legal report outlines courtroom debates on charges including threatening behavior and rape. Names and precise details are obscured, but the narrative references Andrade and a trial where prosecutors sought penalties and potential writs while proceedings continue.
The message notes a pre dawn report from the 8 Hiern AB at Sin, Avnunt M4, 1910 with 824 miles from Honolua. Clear weather and bearmouth harbor observed. Harborometer reads 3.26. Agile 78 AN well. Expected port arrival at 6 am.
Fragmented OCR text describes a maritime freight scene with port arrivals, cabin and steerage passages, and a ship named Slorew with described cargo and tolls. The garbled terms hinder clear facts but indicate a voyage schedule and passenger or freight details aboard an Oceanic steamer.
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