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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1909
Page
11
A garbled historical text fragment references Locke, Dr Cooke, election topics, and governance. It mentions New York City employees, political appointments, and territorial affairs, but the legible content is sparse and unclear. The piece reads like an OCR dump with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
The readable portions suggest a fragmentary local item or school related text. It mentions a weblike sequence of names and places but lacks a complete event or clear subject, making a definitive summary or identification difficult.
Fragments describe a legislative session, references to a department, and names like Latoxtous Hiavoenin Proary, with mentions of congre sswork and a special session. The readable passages are unclear and partially garbled.
A garbled report cites political figures and campaign activity at a municipal level. Mentions currency per capita, upcoming events, and unnamed correspondents with scattered references to Democrats and reformers amid uncertain details.
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The text describes taferanat leaders in Washington opposing a proposed energy exemption and warning that retaliation will follow. It argues that suspension of certain laws will trigger broad opposition, with calls for American allies and territorial control to shape policy and development under U S influence.
Fragmentary notice records a Danville resident with wartime service, mentioning residence at Danville and entry into the war before later moves. Details are incomplete but indicate enlistment and military association.
The record cites Calhoun as a former interstate commissioner now moved to Chico in 1900 and discusses his selection for the Marquette group and a controversial tie to Crane’s downfall. It notes Knox’s influence, Japan and Venezuela matters, and hints at Roosevelt era power shifts and political realignments.
The article notes continued buying orders and a market decline with prices slipping to lower figures. It mentions boruigeanta arrivals from Harbin and the Philippines affecting labor and factory conditions, while refiners push for January delivery at 4.17. The piece ends with a quip about an art gallery scene referencing Josten.
A distorted and garbled OCR text discusses an American ambassadorial candidate to China and ties to McKinley era politics. It mentions Wilton di Calhoun as a reformer opponent, references the 1848 era, and notes Republican influence and Meaty efforts connected to the national convention. The passage is fragmentary with unclear details about dates and roles.
Police officer Wille in the Kaliht district pursued escapee Richards to the Tichurde home and forced entry finding the man behind a door. The father restrained the prisoner with a rope but was taken to the station for safekeeping. The mother, absent during the escape, is suspected of signaling the return to the home.
Judge Dole expressed regret that Judge Woodruff allowed personal feelings to influence a ruling. The court praised Woodruff’s overall service while commenting on recent conduct. Federal Judge and Attorney Lightfoot spoke for the bar, noting collegial relations during the period.
A fragment describes Ila and her sister Deling joining a scene with a playful exchange about being rude and expected mischief. The garbled text hints at a whimsical tale or dialogue about two characters encountering a partner in an odd setting.
Nonake a Japanese man, arrested Saturday for keeping a dangerous dog, faced Judge Andrade. He testified the dog was safe, but evidence showed the animal once rushed onto the road and chased a child near the Nowke bungalow.
Mrs McCandiesa’s young daughter was attacked by a dog but not bitten. The judge listened to the case and found the defendant guilty, fining $16 plus $4.40 costs. The notice warns future care of the animal to avoid roaming.
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