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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
4
A long testimonial page extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh cough and digestive ailments. Letters from Mrs. Kane and others claim relief for children croup, colds and chronic catarrh. Authors praise its safety and urge widespread use, citing decades of popular proof.
A garbled account describes naval actions, submarine dangers, and a Swedish vessel involved near a distant coast. It mentions Lieut Chartee Te Wado, alarm over torpedo threats, and amassing ships with crews and armaments for deployment as officers publish orders and retirement lists.
H P Wood returns to Hanaly in January to oversee promotion work. He will travel to New South Witton and New Zeman, then to Kin, with plans to forward Canal Vienna and Hattity De Laken efforts. The Promotion Copiuts will begin in the month.
A Honolulu meeting of the Kaimuki Improvement Club discussed erecting a suitable site for a Hawaii College telescope. The committee aims to raise $5000 to carry the project, with Leon Bronks and J Bilt among note figures, and other details tied to local plans.
Fragmented OCR notes describe revenue collections by department, mentioning totals, time periods, and comparisons with previous years. The text references a named official and periods of twelve months and last four quarters, but details are unclear due to illegible phrasing.
Alma Bell, linked to the murder of Armies, was acquitted by twelve jurors who found her insane at the time of the killing. The trial, marked by emotional testimony and gendered taunts, referenced the era’s harsh justice and public scrutiny. A posttrial conference on the case is planned tomorrow at the Kilohana Art League venue.
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