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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1907
Page
9
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce has arranged a February 23 trip to Honolulu for 300 Southern California business leaders. The excursion is limited to 300, with their committee assigning responsibilities and arranging programs for the delegation.
A tense dispatch from St Petersburg reports the unidentified change of prefect law enforcement. Chatham notes the schooner Alice J. Boardman ashore with total loss feared. Washington reports Andrew Carnegie donating 760000 dollars for a Bureau of American Republics building. Alicante reports storms with sea activity. In Argentina a police clash at Patzimino leaves six dead and seventeen wounded. Genoa mentions Eleonora Dus tied to a celebration with uncertain details.
A brief transit note mentions selected pineapples and the next steamer Alameda. References a Wells Fargo office and King.
The subcommittee in Ioga discusses proposed laws for county water works amid questions of constitutional compliance. Anticipated tests include impacts on taxation and creation of a county control board, with Republican party stance noted. Continued coverage promised on page two.
A dance event at the Dung Ai Young Motel tonight features entertainment by the 8 Army Transport Lagan and guest performers. Attendees include soldiers and local residents with a cordial invitation extended to all, promising lively music and social gathering.
A battered report details a grand jury criticism of gambling practices police enforcement and Sunday liquor selling. The document cites concerns over public order legal compliance and the adequacy of existing laws and enforcement measures.
Fragmentary OCR text references Dr Bell and Governor Carter, with scattered mentions of places such as Park Caverns and a park area. The garbled wording makes it difficult to identify a coherent event or outcome. No clear dates, roles beyond generic names, or concrete actions emerge.
The readable parts show garbled lines mentioning Commmnat, weapon, stipend, and dates. The fragment references a person named Winn Yank and a place or event with Havede, plus vague notes about payments or allowances and a recurring week in a timetable.
The article notes an exhibition bout featuring Jeff in Los Angeles, with a twenty round match that did not occur as a traditional fight. Mentions of a referee, ring, and spectators mark the boxing context, alongside financial and camp aspects linked to the event and local department involvement.
Fragmentary item notes changes to a 1906 board and mentions meetings and travel. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the passage hints at a committee structure dissolving and scheduling of future gatherings. The piece reads like a brief civic notice amid garbled lines.
A Berkeley Japanese paper advocating overthrow of the Mikado has been banned nationwide in Japan and stamped anarchist. The issue notes no copies may pass through Japanese malls and authorities emphasize strict suppression of the publication.
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