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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
3
A dense and garbled local advertisement mocks competitors while urging larger ad space in Hallettin. It touts bold claims of rapid returns and cites a steady stream of figures, events, and names, though many details are unclear due to OCR corruption. The piece mentions multiple individuals and businesses and references campaign-like demonstrations and prices.
A garbled public notice warns drivers in Kemuntion about enforcement and required action. It mentions Shortt Avy Leone, banners, and a restoration of regulations, with a date around Die 15. The text includes fragmented references to vehicles, permissions, and local officials.
Fragmentary OCR text contains numerous garbled names and numbers, including references to weather, people, dates, and a supposed weekly wage. The readable portions do not form a coherent event or report and key details are missing or corrupted.
Fragmentary notice mentions closing time Friday at a baseball park and a yacht promoters event. Names and places are garbled, making specifics hard to determine. The readable parts suggest a opening day attendance and a planned gathering at a venue near a baseball park, with reference to Chemeagan and Wik West Tow.
A short notice lists rental cards available during a gale period at Julletin O location. The item notes weather impact on access and availability, urging readers to contact the posting entity for details and terms. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
A dense schedule lists ships arriving and sailing from GRays Harbor, San Francisco, Seattle, Yokohama, and more, detailing vessels such as Edward May, Katherine, Enterprise, Amyurner, and Nevadan. It notes passenger departures including Mrs. H Svendsen and others, with dates in late November and early December.
Weather Bureau report by WM. B. Stockman notes December 14 conditions with temperature 61 to 77 degrees, morning humidity 62 percent, absolute humidity 0.077 gram per cubic foot, barometer readings, wind shifts from north to east during morning, rainfall and total wind movement for 24 hours ending at noon, official section director signs off.
Jack Atkinson denies truth in a report about a fourth and fifth scene and his candidacy for Honolulu mayor. He says he is not a candidate, remains focused on his law practice, and intends to stay in his current position.
Fanning and Washington Islands were auctioned for 125000 dollars to a British company after a public sale won by E Rovitier on November 30. The islands include most land with only a small portion on Fanning Island hosting the British cable station. Large guano deposits were seen. a sample of 15 bags was delivered to Theo Hf, Davien & Co for a test. The islands span about 14 miles and lie roughly ten feet above sea level, with around 180 inhabitants on the islands.
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