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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary notes describe a charged campaign with mayoral stakes, military figures, and looming conflict. References to Honore and local figures hint at tense ballots, looming regiments, and a brutal economic and social climate shaping the election.
A fragmented report previews a Cowboy Carnival event with a Wild West show. It discusses ranchers, cowboys, public contests, and aims to boost local pride and rancher standing while entertaining two days of plains entertainment.
A fragmented letter details a 19th century bigamy case involving a wife, Alfred Akana, and a federal charge. The missive describes divorce actions, alleged truancy, and a public petition lamenting legal consequences. The author signs as Fred Vorner amid unclear dates and tangled names.
A Honolulu editor refutes a published claim that a Hawailan party arrived aboard a coastwise ship. He states the night edition’s report is false and notes prior cable announcements about the party's arrival were inaccurate. The stowaway tale allegedly copied from the San Francisco Chronicle is declared untrue by the Advertiser editor. Dwight, a relative of Miss Hormes Dwight, discusses the incident and criticizes the media coverage.
A disputed interview with Mrs Uoviaht prompted the Advertiner to reconsider its representation and timing. The reporter faced questions about fairness while the interim team weighed the potential impact of publishing the piece.
In Seaside the scene features a marching Army group with a distant cadence. A dancing girl and infant perform a wave as tents and ancient walls are noted among evening activities. A later schedule hints at a formal dinner and a night function.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Bethnal Hat Cleaners at 1127 Fort St and scattered phrases about a bail hearing and other names. The readable portion gives an address and hints at a legal or business context without complete details.
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