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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
6
A writ of assurance and testimonials are offered by a claimant promoting a medicine that allegedly cures kidney and bladder issues. The speaker asserts twenty five years in practice, pledges no fees upfront, and promises safe, general relief. Details describe dispensing a package of medicine and the promise of safe use while denying uncertain fees.
Delivery of the Bulletin faces delays due to late shipments and staffing issues. Subscribers may receive the paper later than usual with a conveyance planned to ensure delivery and prompt pay for carriers. A special Thursday issue and associated shows are mentioned, listing involved names and routes.
A Chinman named Tam Mee was arrested this morning on charges connected to an alleged violation of immigration law. Mee arrived in the United States in 1908 under a provision allowing land with educational purpose papers and a promise to return. He studied at multiple schools, worked as a delivery wagon driver for Oahu Carriage Manufacturing, and now faces orders to return to China.
Fragmented OCR notes quote a 1911 context with references to Fairchild resolution and land withdrawals. Mentions Governor's report, territorial administration, and debates over public lands, homesteads, and federal action. Names include Hawaii officials and parties discussing policy and potential reforms.
A collage of classified blurbs lists services and events including car repairs at Hawaiian Carriage Co and Geo A. Martin, Old Age pensions noted, a Harbor Commission meeting scheduled, post office hours, shipments to Wall Nichols Co, new water and drinks offerings, and weathered local business ads.
City officials and Horabily Rapids Transit executives met to decide paving plans between tracks. A further conference with the Governor is planned, with a final decision expected after additional talks.
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