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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1906
Page
5
A fragmented report outlines calls for a change in the Board of Health. It notes Governor Carter’s support for renewing leadership and mentions Dr. Fernandes as a potential appointee, with discussions continuing on who should replace the term-limited members.
A legal clash in federal court involves the Commercial Cable Company and Matt Vhuria seeking $200. An affidavit was filed by HL Mary Ty, detailing mixed allegations and admissions about the case. The document notes a lack of understanding at filing and hints at potential conflicts among parties and witnesses.
The bulletin covers sugar quotations and local notices including servants, lodgers, and hires. It notes events at Queen Street hospitality, hospital openings, and upcoming school activities, with references to residents, visitors, and a public works briefing. It mentions a man injured today, hospital care, and a planned meeting with officials on vaccination and local commerce.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an allegation involving Mare and a mention of multiple prior attempts. The readable portions reference a person named Mahony and a contact point at CONT, with unclear context and numerous garbled words.
The document alleges improper vote casting and miscount claims connected to Kealoha and Cornwell. Attorneys Low Smith and Lewis represent the police as the case centers on an election supervisor and a man named Katue, with a general denial from Loran about moral and legal duties. The report notes a hearing Tuesday at 1 o clock.
An unreadable clip reports a fire incident involving several individuals including McGrew and Keene. The text references a rate, conditions, and a date around the 23rd but remains largely garbled with missing context and names.
Fragmentary OCR describes an accident involving Frank Du Hurt in Shanghara with references to Hanley Weroxrel, Vidu Hill, and others. Details are unclear, but mentions a mail or equipment event and a possible transportation scene, with names and places partially legible.
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