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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
4
The record lists daily circulation for the Evening Bulletin from Saturday Feb 2 to Friday Feb 7 with numbers 2610 8378 2384 2367 2972 2265 and notes an average daily circulation for the Weekly Bulletin on Tuesday Feb 5 1907. It also states 1104 weekly deliveries on Hawaii island and mentions a merger between Adige Aulgto Publishing and Bourke.
The document discusses a Supreme Court matter in the Territory of Hawaii and its effect on a lower court, noting a mandate process. It describes the court’s intended personnel, the handling of evidence, and the sequence of rulings leading to a writ or petition guidance.
Fragmented OCR recounts alleged bribery involving district chief and sheriff officials. Claims of funds hidden in clothes and visits to a Chinese contact appear, with testimony suggesting threats to a former attorney general. Morning edition notes uncertain motive and ongoing inquiries.
Fragmented OCR notes report police and detectives probing a scheme to pressure citizens with political or social pressure. References to a Hallett investigation, a chief of detectives, and rumored payments of substantial sums appear, with vague mentions of a weekly stipend and a large payoff. The text is unclear and contested.
A March program at the Mareh venue included selections by Borgve and Verdi, with pieces Miwnitun Sogn and The Star Spangled Hater. Passengers arriving from San Prone and Honohda are listed among numerous attendees and speakers. A petition was presented to the Hugerd Supervisor requesting the corner ride reforms on Ale Mowe, underscoring local civic interest.
The board weighs a plan to keep citizens engaged and curb disease. Attorney General Peters suggests aligning board rules with statutes and ensuring enforceability. President Pinkham and Sheriff are urged to confer on officer reliability and water removal in holes and tubs to reduce standing water.
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