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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
4
A fragile chorus of dreams and hardship follows a stage struck girl moving between theaters and hotels. She endures slights and judgment while chasing a fleeting Broadway dream, amid crowded houses and unsympathetic crowds.
A convoluted recipe passage lists ingredients for stuffed cucumber and a beersteak and tomato pie. It includes onions, carrots, beans, partridge, pears in syrup, candied lemon, spices, and multiple cooking steps. The text presents a sequence of dishes with vague measurements and several kitchen actions.
A weary report from Washington cites a letter from Secretary of State denouncing the Zelaya administration as violators of international conventions. It names two American colonels condemned by a revolutionary court and notes Zelaya’s refusal to acknowledge accountability.
Murky report from St Paul mentions 12000 new workers and 10000 employed in iron mines amid railroad strike disruption. The text hints at national impact and real trouble connected to mining belts, with care needed for clarity and local effects.
A fragmentary report notes a large number of workers involved in shutting down mills in Minneapolis. It also mentions the gunboat Princeton running aground while entering Willapa Harbor, with limited readable details about the incident and location.
Morttimer F. N Mottr, counsel for Standard Oil, commented in New York on the Circuit Court decision handed down in St Paul. He said the company will appeal to the Supreme Court and abide by the verdict. He described the decree as aimed at stockholders and discussed distributions, potential confiscation, and the legal precedent. He cited other cases and noted speculation on how government action would affect ownership and control. Prof Headies of Kansas State College noted cane experiments for farmers, and Caroline Phelps Stoke’s will funds model tenements and education for Black and Native communities and charitable purposes.
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