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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
9
The text presents scattered musings on merchants, finance, and labor. It hints at Roane paying Strake of Magetta, mentions Wall Street, small farmers, transportation, and critique of corporate management and servile labor, all in a fragmented, antiquated style.
In the Merchant Use association directory a definite action is taken on the various forms of dana Lone offered in the name of udvar line tng ty to Hine with the action of alm.
Reports say Governor Hughes backs Roosevelt policies as Taft faction fights to win New York. Harriman interests move forces to favor Hughes and oppose Roosevelt, with Odell ordered to back Hughes. Unclear if Hughes will stay true to his pro Taft brokered platform.
A fragment from a legislative debate centers on immigration reform for Hawaii. Henry O argues against an amendment, warning it would create contract labor and aid opponents. The record preserves the contested claim by Mr. Oxnard.
Ten acres of pineapple land offered at Wa hiawa in a good location near College Hills with 40 000 square feet adjoining land available. Seller will consider mortgage for full purchase and land price includes building by the buyer.
Debates in Congress question the Hawaii immigration amendment and the intentions of supporters. Critics argue the measure serves narrow interests and misreads European immigrant concerns while urging a national plan to address Hawaii’s problems.
A partial Hawaii college timetable lists courses in botany entomology horticulture and forestry with instructors D. Van Dine Jared G. Smith W. T. Pope J. Higgins and others. A note adds that Dean Pope explained the plan and arrangements for an event this morning at the college building.
The text outlines room arrangements for a library and a laboratory with shelves, regents, and water taps, plus a courtyard view of tied workspaces. It notes a professor’s location, the Hall of the Humanities, and plans for a new poll to hire staff while a 18 degree program begins in September.
The article lists several committees named by the city chamber to serve the ensuing year. It names members for the Committee on Haterluinment of Peet and the Committee on Trade yjud Finanes, with notes on routine work and potential bankruptcy proceedings.
Letters from women and men across the United States recount dramatic recoveries after using Peruna. Testimonials cite relief from backache, digestive troubles, nervous issues, and fatigue within weeks, with many endorsing continued use and recommending it to friends.
The garbled text references a committee and a meeting with mentions of members and locations, including disjointed names and places. It hints at a formal proceeding or vote but is severely corrupted with misspellings and filler phrases, limiting clear reconstruction of events.
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