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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR snippet hints at Shakespearean allusions and scattered names. The text mentions a candle, beams, a moral pacifier, and mentions of Jas trons and Honoulu, with unclear references to a shrine of prosperity.
President Taft champions Pearl Harbor expansion as Honolulu braces for rapid population and economic boom. Officials warn against slow growth while predicting tens of thousands more residents and a booming naval base bringing sustained federal works and civilian jobs.
A garbled historical clipping discusses Prohibition, political appointments, and local civic actions. It references figures such as Leslie Shaw and H L Holfe and mentions the Republican national committee, political troubles, and calls for temperance measures. The piece hints at broader debates over governance and national policy in the territory.
A garbled North of Scotland style scene features two Irishmen Pat and Mike reacting to bricklayers at a building site while a string of fractured dialogue and misheard phrases runs through a humorous, rambling exchange. The snippets hint at a comic anecdote about machinery, beer or bread, and a child ordering steak, all rendered in a phonetic, playful mishmash.
A stale ad style list promotes six room cottages and a two story house at bargain prices. The Bishop Trust Company markets properties like a six room cottage on Wilder avenue for 3500 and a six room house on Ra pidlani street for 9750 while claiming unprejudiced guidance and favorable selection experience.
On the sat line the notice lists a five bedroom house for rent on Thurston Avenue with a price of 60 dollars. The fragmented listing mentions a half acre plot planted with trees and a proneone hose but details are unclear. Names, dates, and exact location details are unreadable.
A Honolulu report from February 23 1910 recounts a Sunday open office and a dramatic courtroom outcome. A woman facing examination before a board wins a jury verdict of not guilty after a high profile trial. Jurors request a testimonial and present a purse in her honor.
The Nyhor prohibition bill led by John G. Woolley and Civic Feds failed in Congress. Critics accuse Woolley of self interest while opposing state autonomy and warning the Territory risks harm to its ability to enact its own laws.
Judges used a five feature scoring plan with printed cards and three reviewers per entry. Each feature received points up to twenty, averages calculated, and totals compared to crown the best car. The process aimed for fairness and drew praise from spectators.
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