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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1906
Page
3
Readable fragments recount a cathedral ceremony and a maritime disaster tale. The burial details include pallbearers and floral tributes while a passenger vessel story describes a naval voyage, storm, and rescue efforts with names like King and Agnes Maloney appearing amid vivid, albeit garbled, weather and sea event notes.
New and washable boliennes offered in white cream pink gray and champagne ready for afternoon and evening wear. Fifty cent quality now reduced to forty cents this week.
Describes Amure crepe wool waistings in solid colors with embroidery for cool wet weather. Notes light blue pink cardinal cream and royal choices. Priced at $1.25 per yard.
French flannels in 20c burlap at 15c per yard this week. Desirable colors and patterns. imported French flannels of regular 100 quality offered starting Monday. Ge ya DAY begins at 15e yard this week. All colors full yard wide formerly bold for 2be.
A detective chases a Chinese man through streets near a yard after a noon incident. Authorities describe the suspect’s movements, capture attempts, and ongoing inquiry led by Judge Breurn. The scene involves police actions and the search across multiple blocks, with no further details on charges yet.
Fragmented OCR reads a storm disruption and weather warnings impacting Regent area. Mentions residents, local officials, and possible road issues with unclear names and places amid chaotic text.
The Wee suiteii edition provides a complete daily summary of news items for the year. It highlights major events in politics economy and social affairs with concise reporting and standard bulletin tone.
P E R Strauch announces addition to the Iwaity Building located at 4 King Street. Details remain sparse in the OCR text, but the entry confirms a property action involving Strauch at the noted address.
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