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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1903
Page
4
Readable passages describe a Tuesday evening bulletin with monthly and yearly rates, a long discussion of a military parade and enlistment, names of officials and places, and numerous stray fragments. The text mentions Macedonians, Turkish territory, and various persons and offices, with little coherent context or clear events.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Richard Carty, a fire incident, and various disjointed phrases. Names, places, and events are garbled, yielding no coherent report or verifiable details. The readable parts do not form a complete, factual summary suitable for a standard newspaper item.
A transcription of a 19th century political summary discusses the Territorial Convention and its role in naming delegates to the National Convention. It notes the convention completed its purpose, adjourned without day, and questions calls for recalling a convention in the presidential year. The piece critiques rival ideas and defends the established party rules for delegation.
Little children from the kindergarten school performed well at the Kiniergames room on Friday December 1. The room filled before opening as visitors crowded in, but the tiny performers kept time without pause and received hearty applause for their exercises.
Holiday offerings include prints posters frames and a range of painting supplies. New stock from New York and Paris features prints posters cards water and oil paints plus pyrographic materials and art leather for decorative work.
Fragmented hawaiian style column mixes personal notices and local social updates. Names include Charla Brewer & Co Hastan and Governor Carter amid vacation plans in Lahaina Honolulu and Wailuku. Christmas events, school visits, and community announcements follow with mixed clarity.
A promotional blurb extols Crown pianos as ideal for lively music. It touts versatile tone, a responsive lever, and attachments like harp and mandolin effects. Aimed at enticing buyers to come see both models.
Pearson and Potter sporting goods move into Chewtube property on Fort street with Lan de occupying one of the Gold Fellow’s units on Port street. Coyne Furniture shifts from Young Street to the Union street area in the old rotation, as Meareon Potter oversees the relocations.
A humorous dispatch describes a tall lady and her balfsized husband boarding a Kim street car on Lulu Street. The pair quarreled as the husband claimed his wife was tall enough to reach a dut, while the wife rebutted with a playful misstatement about feet and tongue. They alight to seek a bath and view a new patent closet advertisement.
A fragmented list mentions sago soup with fish and vegetables including romaine lettuce potato olives and a balad variant. The text appears as a kitchen or menu fragment with few clear details or context.
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