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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1904
Page
6
A narrator recalls a tense visit to Aunt Bettie’s home during bridal preparations. Christine, Danes, and a hidden letter from Magne Beatshaw unfold amid a weathered hall and garden scenes. Secrets surface as the narrator discovers a concealed note, hinting at past tensions and a planned departure.
The notice explains vote credits for subscribing to The Evening Bulletin. It lists credits for new subscribers, cash payments, and arrears, plus prizes including an L C Smith 12 gauge shotgun valued at $50 and a Premo Senior 5x7 camera valued at $40. Credits accrue for various subscription durations and advance payments.
The contest opens November 1 and closes March 15 at 6 pm. Anyone may enter except per persons or immediate family of any person employed by The Bulletin Pal Co Lin. New subscribers get double votes. transfers between household members not allowed. all entries subject to investigation. Final count by three judges with no vested interest. results announced and prizes awarded accordingly. Only the subscriber names written on entry forms may vote.
An ornate 19th century advertisement style fragment extols Ayer s Hair Vigor as a hair food to restore color and vitality. The narrative shifts to a domestic tale involving Miss Fenwick and Mr Bradshaw with mistaken marriages and family intrigue in Paris and Rome, ending amid a tangle of mistaken identities and unresolved affections.
An OCR damaged snippet mentions London, authorities, and a jumble of names and lines. It hints at a feigned report or coded note about a fortine, feared acts, and public attention but provides no clear event, date, or人物. The readable pieces imply a historical crime or public notice context without concrete facts.
The First Judge of this circuit will hear demurrers ex parts motions and other short matters each morning from nine to ten. Juries and calendar calls are set for January with sessions in chambers and courtrooms, adjournments at four, and specific dates for jury matters and deposition readiness as ordered.
A fragment from a period piece describes a Kalmu ki area te a gardens at the terminus with monkeys rabbits and many birds including parrots and canaries. It mentions a Little house at the summit and a waterfront scene with Frenchmen, gists, and quay activities.
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