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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1906
Page
2
A scrambled local column lists assorted items from job ads to social events and public notices. Mentions include Ter Stabler autos for hire, Royal Butter Co. messages, court actions, divorces, hotel and theater snippets, and various civic and club happenings in Fort William area society life.
Supervisor Moore pressed for band cuts and payroll reductions at the board meeting, seeking to remove Berger from his post and reallocate funds. The debate covered December 1 enrollment, salary limits, and road work funding, with the December 15 next meeting set.
Lamidon December 4 British press commends Roosevelt sentiments in his message condemning the exclusion of Japanese from public events in California. Clifton December 4 reports a town destroyed by flood damage with fifty residents dead by drowning.
Fragments reveal a chaotic list of Gingerbread Men and Candy Dolls with mispelled names and odd humor as a community event aims to clear past errors. A tale of Noah’s voyage, archetypes, and a family’s theatrical plans surface amid playful chaos and warnings to hear the head of the household.
The Alameda set sail for the United States this morning from the Oceanie dock. About 160 Japanese passengers were aboard among a cabin load of around 100. Freight was light at roughly 10 tons with no sugar loaded. Attorney Frank Thompson sailed with many papers bound for the Coast on his return voyage.
Police Officer Apana rounded up six Chinese gamblers amid a raid on a manuka side river area. A warrant had been issued for one man including the others as they were found with dominoes dice and coins. Ayana is noted as a gambler catcher of Uefore. The Chinese community protests Kowloon railway policy seen as favoring foreigners.
Shanghai dispatch reports that the agreement to transfer Newehwang back to China includes withdrawal of Japanese troops and outlines the role of Japanese advisers in all public formations.
An old ad or guidance note urges choosing outfits in dark material to ensure correct color harmony. It promises help in selecting the right tones and claims a first fitting will prove the choice.
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