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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
4
Incomplete weather report from Honolulu area cites wind direction and speed readings. Mentions velocities around 12 and 26 units with winds from various bearings and a reference to stockman section director and weather bureau.
An urgent court decision directs continued proceedings under the Attorney General influence, with emphasis on lawful procedures. The ruling signals adherence to spirit of the court while evaluating actions, and notes ongoing legal measures as the case progresses.
Fragmented OCR describes merchants meetings, public delegates, and ceremonial banquets tied to a political era. Mentions a delegation of congressmen, governor’s approbation, and symbolic references to figures like Alexander Hamilton amid regalia and social events. The text merges civic talk, hospitality, and ceremonial remarks with unclear chronology.
A garbled OCR style passage references public figures and political debate. It mentions names such as Jefferson and Washington, concerns over open government, and calls for transparency in work. The text is fragmented but conveys themes of political criticism and governance.
A historical report notes a legal proceeding labeled as a trial involving an individual named Hermann. The article references allegations of fraud and implies regulatory or judicial scrutiny, with details limited by the fragmentary OCR text.
Will A. Hortena TAL endorses Peruna with a testimonial claiming relief from head and throat illness after months of illness. The notice urges reading “The Laws of Life” and promises a free copy with bottle. It lists distributors and invites other customers to write for guidance and testimonials.
Fragmentary report references President Neamthie and Speaker Cane amid a tense political scene. Mentions Lippertitier and Natadees toy Honour with the PLN. details unclear and names may be garbled.
Report from yesterday’s bulletin notes a steamer collision near Larchmont and Havre Knowlton. Crew endured injuries, but all aboard are accounted for and conditions stable.
A Hawaiian band concert is set for Ani Park tonight at 7 20 p m featuring The Victor march Moon and Coons by Pieter Solpetton and a Hawaiian vocal by Herget plus a finale of The Star Spangled Banner. The program includes Moon and Coon, Rossitor's Sunny Sons, Merry Melodies, Winona and more.
A handsome portrait of General Armstrong was presented to Oulu College by Chinese students. President Griffiths spoke warmly about accepting the gift and noted Arm strong's early connections with the college.
The Assortated Retail Grocers of La Feanchieu held a Friday evening meeting to back the millers’ demand for higher prices for Nour of Sconte. They approved the advance amid milling scarcity and delivery increases, fixing a sack price at $1.10 to take effect at once.
The Daily News states that a large portion of shells supplied by private contractors to the British Army are defective due to faulty cordite sticks. The report notes that many 18-pounders and other shells show failures linked to the propellant cord.
January issue notes the Hawaii experimental station contributions on silvicultural education and rosette cultivation. It highlights editorials about forestry practices and recent staff research with emphasis on local timber management and training programs.
The Knights of Mything plan new rooms at the Hew Dulin corner of Fort Street Art Aeretamin Avenue by the end of March. They will feature a perfect floor and size, aiming to rank second to none in the city.
Convoc attendees heard Contra Johnston speak at Central Union. Rev Edwarde opened the service with a sermon by the seven and conduct. The St John chapter of the Af conth was mentioned. An advertisement notes “For Rent” signs at office sales.
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