Circuit Court This Afternoon Evening Bulletin Summary
Circuit Court proceedings fill the afternoon docket with testimony and filings from Marine matters and land disputes. Governor Dole's statement on fifteen witnesses and federal land authority, plus a memorial service plan, frame a dense day as probate and estate actions proceed and a demurrer is argued in a Robin Holmes case.
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Distr Cour
Tde
Marine
Dole Ha
Federal
Kuneabe
Manel
Amirew
Huwplina Tenatae
Feventininter Ltd
Kanoakawe
Seine
Bitm
SM. Dawott
Teves
Mole Bowe
Tami
Nakata
Holmes & Stanley
Frank Schaeivers
Fragmented OCR Political Opinion Fragment
A garbled OCR passage discusses government and public policy. It mentions a governor and communications with the people, noting a desire for better public engagement and accountability. The text is nonstandard and hard to fully decipher.
Fragmented OCR narrative on language, politics, and social change
The text presents a jagged, OCR distorted essay-like piece discussing authority, public policy, and cultural identity. It references figures and places in a mosaic of garbled phrases, alluding to governance, language standards, and societal shifts without clear, coherent events or dates.
Governor Secrecy Questions Raised Over Department Reports
A near unreadable report fragment discusses Governor and department secrecy, cites a Br. Teayrmant statement, and questions why department reports are kept hidden. It mentions public access rights, opposition from the mayoral team, and calls for full disclosure of department materials.
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Ahaunl
Dutvirie
Dule
Vie Frente
Hole
Monty
Builders Propose City Building Laws Through Charter Committee
A special Master Balldere' Anmulation meeting reviewed a report on proposed building laws aimed at city safety. The committee recommends enforcement by a building inspector with public works support and suggests prohibiting construction of structures over one story without proper design. The draft covers walls fireproofing earthquake protection fountains street construction and sign limits.
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Committee On
Republican Charter Committee
Hoardxten
Manohiti
Amit
Lews
Cook Fenulin
Ory
Electrical Workers Local Union Meeting Updates
A damaged OCR excerpt reports changes and actions within Electrical Workers Local Union No. et al. It notes officers elected including President Chas McManus and recording secretary B E Frickeys, along with meetings switching from Thursday to Tuesday evenings and distribution of the Worker periodical. It also mentions a meeting of the Independent Mame Rule party committee and Home Rite party executive discussions with no decisive outcomes.
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International Brotherhood of Election Workers
Tol
Chas, McManuas
ALK
Dinbrow
B. E
Jo Trieman
W. P Dunn
Leon
Wleothen
Tivatnerhor
Independent
Mame Rule Party
Home Rite Party
Wester Hall
Wae
Sean
The Criterion Saloon Becomes Household Glass of Seattle
A fragment notes growing popularity of a phrase about buying a glass of Seattle beer. The text mentions the Criterion Saloon and beer on tap, with casual references to the slogan and social habit.
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Seattle
Criterion Saloon
Water system discussed with Andrew Brown and officials
Independent citizens held a meeting with Andrew Brown on water matters. They discussed future piping, proposed new pumps costing about 40000, and plans to store water by damming streams. Brown outlined current pumps on Boretania Street and Kalihi, capacities, and costs, with proposed biennial spending around 120000 to 150000 for upgrades.
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Ausdrew Brown
Yom
Hue
Brown
Honolulu
Boretania
Kallhi
Cwalakua
Katauokstant
Meg Brows
Mr. Brown
Pokeamin
Local Dramatic Club Promises Amusing and Entertaining Show
A Shakespearean and modern comedy program stars a capable ensemble led by Kaye and stage manager Allan Dunn. The group rehearses nightly in preparation for tomorrow’s performance, with home seating at Wall Nichols & Co and box office opening tomorrow morning.
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Naseitur
Kaye
Allan Dunn
Honorary Dramatic Club
Wall, Nichols & Co
Orphowim
Memorial Berwicks Honor Queen Victoria at Kawainhao Church
Memorial services are held at Kawainhao Church in the afternoon to honor the late Queen Victoria. A large attendance includes many nationalities with American and Hawaiian flags at the entrance and British flags inside, all arranged to express deep mourning for England’s beloved monarch.
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Victoria
Kawainhao
England
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