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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1909
Page
5
The brief item notes an event at PONE and a series of unfamiliar names and places tied to a local gathering or landmark. It references a Fort location, a Mat Pleaenr, and several individuals including Hale Koval, Geri, and Masako Hater. The garbled OCR obscures clear facts but indicates a public or community meeting with assorted attendees and dates.
Fragmentary OCR text describes maritime wireless communications near Alameda, Hawaii and the Kona coast with references to a lighthouse, arrivals from Hawaii, and legal notices of estate matters. Names include Ay ML Wilnon, A. Magoo, Donita Caney, and Hertha S Taylor executrix.
The article notes EWA paying an extra dividend while no declines were seen on the Shoe Exchange this morning. Gul and Hoewatlan Commercial, at 26 cents a share, were the only stocks dropping. Region dividends were paid, and Miber stocks gained. traders anticipate enhancements in September amid a slower market trend.
The Spaldings defeated E. O. Hall & Son in a tense match as players wore distinct uniforms. The crowd cheered as the Wyre team showed strong defense and teamwork throughout the round with key moments shaping the outcome.
An advertisement fragment touts a rich and nourishing product with price cues. Claims of safety and value are emphasized, noting a cheaper option at ten thousand dollars less per ton and a quoted price of twenty five dollars per ton. The piece reads as a promotional note with unclear specifics.
Mrs Atcherley filed a writ of habeas corpus for Dr John Atcherley in federal court challenging the insanity commission governing his confinement. The case questions constitutionality of isolating an insanity panel and argues the commission’s decisions are not reviewable. Writ served by Dr Peterson to bring Atcherley to the federal court Thursday morning.
The Kanahumeha students under the Kanahumeha Alumni Association plan a one year fundraiser at the Mesa door to welcome guests for admission. The Maung Loa ship from Kau and Way ports brought a large assortment of goods and supplies including sugar coffee beans taro dried fish and various packaged foods and dairy items.
The note provides editorial room and bus office numbers for the Bulletin. It specifies that 185 is for editorial rooms and 256 for the bus office, indicating the two key contact lines.
Shipping Tuesday August 31 reports movements across Seattle San Francisco and Honolulu. Vessels listed include Honoris and Bay ships with arrivals and departures from August 27 to August 31. Notable names include Behr Sophie Cheiitonsen Mone twin and many at various ports with arrivals dated August 29 through September.
Admiral Sebree's fleet is expected to reach port in the afternoon of September 10. The squadron will sail from San Francisco on September 4 toward Honolulu, then proceed to Manila via Nares Harbor with speeds from 12.5 to 18 knots, docking by November 1. Coal supplies and preparations are being reviewed by the local naval officers for the ships.
The contempt case was reset before Judge Robinson with Territory witness Orama subjected to cross examination by Attorney Lightfoot defending the High Wage Association members. The afternoon session included Manager Mull of Oahu plantation summoned to testify and link the defendant names to alleged acts after the injunction was issued, as Judge Robinson presides over the contested proceedings.
Fragmented OCR lists dates and names for a transport schedule between La Francniea and Honolulu. The legible items include September 24, October 1, November 13, December 1 and related names such as Thoms, Bhoddak, Laat, Lagan, Sheritan, and Devember Gy. The text is noisy and several words are unclear.
TheIndustrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin wrapped and ready for mailing offers a glimpse of the publication process. Available for 50 cents at the Bulletin office, it showcases typical production details and distribution plans for readers.
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