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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
7
Fragmented OCR shows a mix of advertisements and notices. It lists theatre listings at the Orpheum with midweek shows, business ads for Regis and parlors, hotel and hotel dining notes, and a police incident description involving a fall and hospital treatment.
Fragmented line reads about differences in official language and a purchase plan involving purchase of something named Lathrauipe in Iowa. Mentions Washington Star and Hobson, with a stray reference to annual funding amounts and a construction project. Content is garbled and only hints at a public works appropriation.
A local notice announces Popu lar music Edison phonograph records on sale here in Honolulu at the same time as New York. The message promises up-to-date music and highlights November December and January records now on sale near Alex Young Building Bishop Street.
Fragmented text describes a port scene with ships, cargo, and named individuals amid a sugar trade setting. It mentions a freighter Mex ica and preparations for a festival, with references to figures like Captain Clarke and Admiral Beckley in a period maritime context.
The report lists ships visiting Hilo and nearby ports with cargoes including sugar and cattle, noting vessels Enterprise Arizonan Annie Johnson and more. A 1908 Hawaii update shows safety ship lists and freight values. A joke follows about a banker too patriotic for American and British preferences.
A garbled passage mentions an athlete writing from college, plans to throw the hammer, and a warning about facing consequences for damaging property. The text is disjointed and difficult to interpret.
A quirky exchange at a neighborhood bazaar leaves shoppers puzzled as a speaker answers a flirtatious prompt with a witty denial. The fragment hints at social misfires and humor amid event activities.
Foreign Ports Cable reports key ship movements from Newcastle to points including Honolulu and Hilo. Vessels named include S. & Highland Monarch, Miowera, Olympic, Empress, and others with arrivals and sailings dated January 3 to February 1.
The Kinny and Kaul port arrivals list passengers including Rev. G. Wyehara, Jno. A. Hughes, Mira M. Kekuowt, and others. Several named travelers and families disembarked with 1 deck aboard, reflecting a crowded voyage from the Pacific islands.
Judge Wient of Lansing Michigan rules against Armour and Co in a food safety dispute. The decision concerns adulteration claims over cereal and water used in wakes and dairy and food department action.
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