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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1904
Page
6
Secretary Maclean reports averages for all players who appeared this season. Twenty eight matches were played, with seven scores recorded. The report notes overall averages and highlights performance leaders across the Monolith team.
Ambiguous text discusses a presidential authorization and treasury actions, mentioning Secretary Shaw and Territorial funds. It suggests a new million loan under existing authority and hints at subsequent government money movements. The garbled OCR references New York and various officials without clear details or dates.
Fragmented text shows a republican committee reference with garbled names and phrases. It mentions formation, management, and appointments in a dated style. Core entities are unclear due to OCR errors but include party committee and governance terms.
A garbled note requests immediate appointments for Christy maps and photos due to rising work load. It mentions new 1008 calendar procurement, an eighty cent mailing price, and lists Wiew and Perkins at Hotel Street Mottsalth Building as the contact.
In a dispatch from Washington Governor Carter reports the Territory’s needs and urges Congress to appropriate 39 000 for harbor and reef improvement at Honolulu. He also seeks funds for a river study and harbor repairs, outlining recommendations to advance territorial projects.
A local Farmers Institute plans a meeting at the Weld County hall next Friday. The event lists addresses and activities for members, with a display of blank books and bulletins from the Bullets Yat tabing Company.
A Memorial Day service details a eulogy for Heettier A. Hiwhew delivered by AM Loetenstein and remarks by Mr Hughes. The program notes a grand march, selections by the choir, and a formal procession with civic leaders and clergy. The event includes a sermon, ovation, and gratitude from local organizations, with officers and trustees listed among attendees.
Resolutions honor Sherwood a long-time Republican official and friend to many. The Central County body marks his death and commemorates his public service, generosity, and paternal kindness while praising his character and influence.
The St Clement’s Fair featured evening revelry and a lively display with around 180 attendees. Organizers included Miya Hawen Atta Werth Young and Princes Kawaniniakoa among others, with guests such as Mine P Myl Humphris Aire Hower and Dr Kundeen.
The Hawilian Government band performs tonight in Thomme Square with a late program including new pieces by Keoung and Godfroy Yorat. The program lists various titles and arrangements, with a long roster of musicians and attendees mentioned.
Fragmented OCR text reports on a Hilo golf event with mentions of players, venues, and dates. The readable parts reference a Tamraday afternoon session, workers, and various names and numbers, but the garbled content makes precise outcomes unclear. The article hints at results and participant names but lacks a coherent narrative.
Testimony describes a conspiracy by Koreans in Hawaii to return to Korea and incite revolution while leaders stay in Hawaii. One conspirator, Cher Yong Man, tried to withdraw, prompting a violent confrontation when Song attacked him with a knife. several others wounded.
Governor Carter urges Hawaii Territory to join the American Forest Congress in Washington D C January 1905. He asks the Secretary of Agriculture to appoint delegates and to send names to the organizing committee. Includes request for Hawaii’s representation and timely replies.
The Bulletin promotes plantation work and printing estimates for office supplies. It advertises a wide range of birds and animals for children and mentions a mortuary record for the city of Ho coli w for November with miscellaneous names and figures.
Brief notice shows a housing rental item found on a bulletin board. The readable text indicates a rental listing with location hint and price, urging interested parties to contact for further details. The fragment suggests a transient auction-like card in a neighborhood publication.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local directory item with references to Games Express Stand and Offices near Fort Ven, Hackfard building, Groynich, Bexgate, and furniture Fapitzed and dollywred. Mentions Office Plane Main 208 and Residence Phone White Bet.
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