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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1902
Page
4
A garbled OCR text fragment presents a jumble of letters and partial words. Despite the unreadable lines, it hints at names, places, and events, but the content remains largely incomprehensible and non-coherent. The readable portions do not convey a clear news item or conclusion.
Fragmentary OCR style text describes a chaotic scene with names and phrases, mentioning Hietonents, Volereney, HORAN, WALT, and a list of unclear events. It reads as a damaged page segment with scattered proper nouns and possible notices.
A garbled historic article reflects a heated debate on territorial unity and presidential leadership. It references factions, constitutional questions, and key figures such as Parker and the secretary of state, amid calls for national solidarity and federal power allocation.
A report details a legal dispute involving business ethics and a court case in Hawaii. The narrative references a representative from the Vawet institution and a figure blamed for a financial misstep, with implications for a large cash settlement and related fees.
A disrupted and garbled report highlights a sugar industry lobby facing scrutiny amid contamination concerns at a Patina plant. The piece mentions a $7,000,000 impact and references owners, policy debates, and regulators as reactions unfold across the region.
The Evening Bulletin review shows a long list of bowlers entered in the weekly bowling tournament, naming competitors such as AL SL Webster, 10, 9. Babbin, 20. and several others with scores and positions, reflecting a dense field and standings from the latest issue.
A garbled report describes a 19th century glucose company network from New York to New Jersey. It mentions capital stock, several involved firms including a sugar relief company, and notes a proposed public or corporate linkage with stakes and minority interests amid a lengthy, unreadable narrative.
An obituary profile recalls Captain Leary who served from the Civil War era, detailing his commissions, commands, and long naval service across Atlantic and Pacific theaters. It notes his advancement to Rear Admiral and his final days at Chelsea Naval Hospital, with the Loyal Legion acknowledging his death.
The incident at Perryville involved multiple men including John Roach Alhere Swinvhart and Charles Madovern who opened fire on a train. The attack wounded several, with midline casualties reported and the assailants fleeing after the middle frontier ambush.
A garbled OCR passage references peace efforts, faded names, and scattered public notices. It mentions Fay, Pad fieldommatl, Halay othean, Clem, Millieies Cone, and local groups like the Evening Pulistia while lacking clear dates or cohesive events.
An assortment of industrial suppliers and equipment offered for sale includes Baldwin Locomotive Works agents, Newell Universal Mill Co Cane Shredder, Obblundt Chemical Fertilizers, Cros high-grade cane and coffee aid, Reed's Steam Pipe Covering, Paramine Paint Co products, paper lucal linseed oil bolt, Indurian Co cold water parts, filter press cloths, cement, lime and bricks. Items target rail and manufacturing sectors with multiple brands and regional mentions.
The Yokohama Specie Bank Limited acting through San Francisco agents lists deposits loans and credits across multiple banks including Nevada National Bank of San Francisco Union Bank London American Exchange National Bank Merchants National Bank Credit Lyonnais and Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation. The notice lists officers J L McLean president A A Wilder VP B Gray treasurer and J A Lyle among directors with office hours shown as 3:30 p.m. and mentions a twenty third stock series.
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