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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
3
A garbled report notes the governor suffered a serious fall during a public event. It mentions medical attention, concerns about health, and ongoing uncertainty about his condition. Strong entities include the governor and unnamed officials as the piece describes the incident and its publicity.
The Honolulu Golf Club opens its first all comers event, a two ball foursome, at Moanalua Lake. Prizes include a large ante and a trophy. event details note tee time and nearby Fort Shafter and Hilo departures.
A fragmentary local page notes Mawalinn Carriage Mfg Co at 427 Queen St and various beverages. It mentions August 28 bulletin numbers, editorials, and a legal notice about a family likely remaining in Europe for the youngest daughter's medical care. The text references names and places with unclear context but signals a mix of local business, notices, and personal matters.
A fragmented report describes a voyage with Sierra and Alameda figures, and mentions passengers like Mr. and Mrs. Guy Adais plus Major EH Atherton en route to Australia. It notes fine weather, readiness of the Sierra, and various travelers including Thomas Benton and others aboard the vessel.
OCR fragment provides no coherent facts or named entities to summarize into a news card.
Next Monday the federal court will hear cases involving twelve nations and numerous defendants. Names include George Davie, Kuewaun, Dat Fook Til, Leo Koe, Manuel Cowtu, Nigel Jacknan, Wil Sheth Singgeton, Hirata, James Whitney and others prepared for quarantine land matters and related proceedings.
A new store house is planned at Le ey under orders for crate construction. The building is described as twenty four feet square and will include a single cryptic feature. Captain Walle has received word that the construction may proceed immediately.
Fragmentary text lines mention a maritime theme and phone references. Names, dates, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only scattered terms such as ocean and local numbers. The article lacks identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a full summary.
Contested nomination for delegates unfolds at a political gathering. The article lists candidates like Anneen Huffun and others amid factional lines, with debate over who should represent them at the convention and which allies will back a slate.
The readable fragments reference a June date and an official action but the text is garbled. Names, places, or concrete entities are not discernible, leaving only vague mentions of a minister and a search with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Arrived Friday August 26 as Ban Francheco Sierra reports a voyage of the interisland steamer Madna Arak. Passengers booked, transit to Kona and Kau ports, with a return to Hanedwig early Monday. Acts include freight, general merchandise, and a long list of names aboard.
Notice announces the establishment on August 17 of middle ground buoys and tidal basin marks in Oakland Harbor California. Names Titst Haxin West End Buoy and Tidal Basin Kant End Muny appear as the guiding markers for the harbor approaches.
Sugar industry figures for Spain show decline from 1908 to early 1909. From July 1, 1908 to March 31, 1909 Spain’s mills produced about 4,485 metric tons of refined sugar, 21 percent lower than the prior season. Cane cultivation output reached 13,040 tons, with first quarter 1903 figures cited as 21,810 tons.
A Danish cleric treats a hypnotized young woman who fled with a Turkish man to London. Authorities chased them to the quay as the Turk and companion boarded a ship. The girl was brought home after exposure to hypnotic influence and regained memory under medical care.
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