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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1910
Page
3
An OCR text fragment catalogs many personal names and dates in a jumbled list. It references February and January notions and a sequence of people, places, and events without coherent narrative or clear actions.
A garbled page mixes shopping notes and ads with references to stores Lowe & Co and Davis pastage. It mentions banking, deposits, and life changes with mentions of Bank of Hawaii and a few scattered product names and events, though much of the text is unreadable.
A garbled Local and General Bulletin praises ads as little helpers in finding property or people and selling items. It promotes a low one cent word and mentions automobile delivery, Hawaiian Carriage Co. at 487 Queen, and California Co. as agents for cooling and preserving iron tools with a product called Arable.
The district continues debate over which authority sets sidewalk and street widths as a list of names from San Francisco and Kamala appears. Legal figures and engineers discuss 12 foot terraces and four foot lanes to accommodate future planting and safety.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and ports including Kaui, Kona, Kauporta, and February dates. The lack of readable context makes it difficult to determine the exact action, place, or authority behind the notices.
A fragment from the Chicago Record notes Perry Davis' Pain Killer as a remedy when chest soreness and throat tickle signal a cold. The readable text mentions Protagonist and a 1906 style reference to Howat in terse prose.
Maritime items report the schooner Eva arriving in Tehuantepec for repairs after a gale at sea and the freighter Mexican docking at Salina Crison with island products for transshipment. Dispatches note the steamer W G and other vessels in Hawaiian and West Coast service, with cargoes of sugar, coal, and general merchandise, plus a new American Hawaii line vessel under trade.
SRUDE RUSBER PRICE TURNS DOWNWARD fan Fraaniico Chroniica, January MW AWC. Leon of the Goodyear fire Company compares crude rubber auction terms as car tire makers factor in declining Upriver fine and Cayloncrete values since December. The piece notes a drop from last year’s quotations and reflects price movements affecting auto tire production.
Shipping schedule notes a February 9 entry from Ban Francisco with vessels Manchuria Alameda and Hilhet, bound for Honolulu and Alameda respectively. Partial details include sail times and arrival expectations, reflecting a dynamic harbor listing.
A chaotic report describes police action around a blind pig raid on a February night. Inspector Frnnell questions witnesses, seizes a marked bottle, and catalogs liquor stock while noting payroll and plantation labor links. Debris includes ship schedules and port notices.
Buoyed by scattered names and dates the item logs arrivals and sailings between Honolulu and Manila and other ports. It notes Buford arriving from Honolulu on Oct 16 disembarking, Vena sailing for Maofa with unclear dates, and Gan Frans Ama sailing to Manila from Honolulu, alongside Sheeidan and Bag Franchea entries with jumbled spellings.
The Washingtons Mirthiay two evening carnival to be held February 21 and 22 before the Alexander Youre Hotel grounds will feature candy and peanut booths ice cream and cake stalls lemonade emporium a flow of department heads quarters and various stunts. Local ladies organize this event with J A Douthitt Theo Lansing Mrs J M Ridge Mrs George Kruegel Mrs A Murphy and others directing distributions flowers and confetti. The carnival committee reports progress ahead of schedule with expected large shows and possible military camp stunts to join the attractions.
David Morgan Prowser, a deserter from Le Maryland, was captured this morning by Omer Nobriga at Ka kauko. He wore a plain laborer’s coat and had planned to ship on the Kkne M. Phelps before police intervened. Ayele ben's muttered tirade followed the brief report.
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