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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1901
Page
4
The fragment outlines a historic Evening Bulletin with publisher details, editor Wallace K Farrington, and postal subscription rates. It mentions weather forecasts and political notes referencing public concerns, health boards, and government measures, but the readable text is highly corrupted and only hints at typical late era newspaper sections.
The readable text questions Howall or Howaliin Haine toward cutation at the Man Atwehan Hxnaetion. It mentions expuuiting of the year, money and a World’s Fair, with unclear references to representation and hired show elements.
A garbled early 20th century text critiques independent legislators and public ethics. It laments slow reform, questions legislative pay and duties, and mentions temperance workers and campaigns, with unclear references to officials and political actors.
The fragment discusses 1896 era American politics with references to President McKinley. It hints at a quotation from Webster and features partisan rhetoric and a note on constitutional or national themes.
A meeting of the Orpheum Company held at Kaplolant Estate discussed delinquent stock, property rents, and proposed actions. Officials reported current rentals sustain coffers, with plans to separate remaining property for theater operations and potential sales to cover debts.
Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry meets Dr Rinwell near Hilo for grass experiments. A new African grain, praised for rapid growth and high yield, is tested at Dr Russell's ranch. An ambulance for Wathuika hospital is loaded onto the Clauding ship.
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