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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1906
Page
2
The page blends advertisements with scattered notes on cigars coffee and illness alongside long, garbled passages. Names like Languitwehen and Hiram Young appear amid stray references to communities, officials, and a broad wartime tone. The legible fragments hint at a local bulletin with promotional copy and scattered civic notices.
The court analyzes how ballots marked with extraneous marks and improper intentions affect the validity of county officer elections. It discusses counts of inspectors, rejected and counted ballots, and the impact on the majority in the contested race, including references to the County Act and Senatorial or Representational ballots. The decision weighs whether the statute applies to county ballots and how to interpret overvotes.
Fragmented OCR reads Sargent bids governor Carter goodbye amid campaign chatter in Honolulu. It notes an attempted bid, a promotion committee, and confusion over residency or eligibility, with unnamed officials cited and unclear dates.
The Hoied Shatoe army transport arrived in port after proceeding to Yokohama to land its commander Captain A. T. Latin who was taken to a naval hospital. The transport's captain Laumtin sent a message to T. M. Lattin of Yokohati, and the report notes a person named Gaeetto, age 28.
Bettamy Storer reiterates stance in reply to President Roocevell's recall letter. He argues the President's letter does not alter the recall matter and continues to publish further letters from the President on the rowall topic.
In a distant colonial post the obscure figures Bohangon and Alalen Hee are noted as dies in exile. The Bulletin records the death amid Berberic politics with scant details about location or cause.
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