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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1906
Page
5
Local chatter mentions a New England Bakery delivery service and charges, with a city coffee scene reference. A New Year Meditation is noted, and Reverend Kedwarde is cordially reciting to all servants.
A chaotic OCR style report lists various local items including a steamer arrival near Parker, names such as Parker and Hennagey, a church sermon, exams, a hotel update, and public notices. It mentions a diverse array of events from sports to legal actions, social gatherings, and shipping cargo details.
An advertisement lists major encyclopedias including the New International Encyclopedia Britannica Nelson's and Chamber's editions. It notes multiple volumes in half morocco cloth or cloth bindings and offers delivery with easy payment terms and monthly installments.
A local medical board notes continuing unlicensed practice by many, including Harry Murray, amid investigations and several convictions. President Pinkham warns enforcement will tighten, while Governor Carter faces pressure to act and Sheriff Thuken weighs potential changes under a new administration.
A garbled report outlines a January 7 meeting in Cheeapmelty at Super Sisure with names like Nolet and Haa, hinting at political moves and possible deputy or trust appointments. Several personal and place names appear amid unclear phrases.
A garbled report mentions a Ford vehicle and an unclear phrase tied to a person or event. The readable names and terms are limited, leaving the main action and entities indeterminable. Further text would clarify the event, persons, and location.
The Board of Health offers mosquito fish to control breeding for households and public spaces. Apply at the Board of Health to obtain fish free for distribution where mosquitoes threaten the population.
Attorney General Pete ra Ime forwards a petition to Washington seeking to use police power of the Territory of Hawaii. The case before the US Supreme Court concerns leprosy segregation and the authority of the Board of Health chief and the Territorial government. The outcome could affect leper wards and public health policy across the Territory and beyond.
An early morning incident led to the flag being half-masted in error, sparking public concern and questions about official communication. The missive reflects speculation on leadership and the nation’s mood as observers ponder who could have caused the misstep and why.
The Oahu Lodge No. 9 Knights of Pythian elected officers for the next year. Names include Gobt Gowling Co AMBUNLU Doering MWA Bond Koaf Roa Kepwers M of BF etc. Also notes involvement of Dr Herbert and other members in lodge activities and a referenced obit.
Shipping intelligence notes departures and arrivals with multiple vessels and passengers. It lists departures on December and Friday entries, port calls to Maul and Hawaii, and arrivals including Rev Mell Bo and Mra Hadon among others, with crew and passenger names scattered through the fragment.
Weather data summary from Thecember with temperatures. Humidity and dew point readings at 8 am. Wind directions and speeds noted. Rainfall in the last 24 hours and movement of air observed. Report by Station Director Btoackman of the Weather Bureau.
Henry 10 departed on the steamer Claudine to Wailuku on Nisomer business. He will appoint a jailer to succeed D. Crowell who died last week. J. F. Welch is favored. Thomas Clark also contenders. Other candidates noted as possible sheriff or policing roles. term ends December.
The Monohide Kikx will open its new club rooms to Jodo members on New Year’s Day with occupancy ready in the morning. No New Year celebration is planned, but a homewarming and formal opening will follow later. The club aims to offer among the finest quarters in Honolulu and to grow in membership.
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