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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1903
Page
8
The report details an inquest into a Japanese woman named Bawa who allegedly caused the death by strangulation at the Pollen station. She reportedly fled her nation, hung herself at the station, and was detained for commitment to the insane asylum. Police records note no further malefactors tied to the case.
A local death notice reports Clarke Yarick of Oakland California died November 21 in an accident involving an electrical wire. The obituary notes he was the cousin of A Yarick and nephew of Geo W Yarick, with a family history including another death in 1882. Deceased was four years old.
A November weather and shipping bulletin notes tides in Kabulus and Hilo, time differences with Greenwich, and signals from the Weather Bureau Punahou. It lists morning minimums, barometer, rainfall, humidity, and wind readings, plus arrivals including Keli and Kajal Brahm from various ports on Thursday December 3.
Muddled OCR notes show a departure listing with scattered names and places including Napaia and Mant Moe. The fragment references a voyage or trip with cryptic times and destinations like Bun Fran, Gaelic mentions, and a Thirsty related entry, unclear dates.
Sail plan lists Brmr Molalla Grezary for Bleste Hanapepe Mahaweli Waimea Ke Kuhn with Hill and passengers only. Also ATL SS Neeadan Verden for Kahl and San Francisco in the afternoon.
The provided OCR text is heavily corrupted, containing numerous misspellings and unreadable sections, preventing extraction of a coherent event, entities, or specifics to summarize into a newspaper card. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be reliably determined.
A damaged editor’s note in the paper discusses a divorce case involving Keene Hallem and his wife, recounting a confrontation over funds for a public exhibition. The account mentions legal steps, parental involvement, and an auction of items, including plants, tied to the dispute.
A county meeting was planned for Saturday to discuss the Merchants Association matters. Directors, including W. Trent and E. MeTnerny, were appointed to secure a hall and organize a public session to air views on Congress and the governor’s actions for the county’s welfare. Representatives from all portions were to speak on the subjects.
Fragmentary record shows multiple corporation names and signatories listed under a December filing for record. Names include Kipahatu and Kipahuli firms, Pooulka groups, Ke Mutant Kipahate Sig Co, Te Gee Lansing & ComM,MLK Holu-s Meheula, Wotter-A Martin, Bishop Bet Tre of Haw on, and others. Document references filed for record on December 3 appear, with numerous ether entries and signatures.
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