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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR from a Yeming Bulletin style page describes a meeting or event with various names and possible discussions about farmers, contracts, and communications. The readable fragments mention individuals possibly engaging in debate, with references to a podium and a plant or site.
Fragmentary text references an auction sale for farrier items and a fire incident. Mentions dates, times, and people connected to the event, with unclear specifics but indicates a mid morning period and a municipal context? The passage blends amid a garbled report of proceedings and outcomes with no clear conclusion or complete details.
Fragmentary text lists various names and places with unclear connections. It mentions individuals like Henning Merten and others, plus scattered phrases such as devon the ty and 108g Wi Ate OREN. Details are incomplete and attribution uncertain.
Fragmented OCR text outlines four plans discussed for county development and a municipal campaign. Key figures and locations are unclear, but mentions Walnut, Wright, and Meranda. emphasis on cotton industry, cementarianer, and corporate missteps. The item appears to summarize a public meeting with plans and proposed actions.
Weather notes at Kanal report gusts and showers near Gardin Iott. Observers outline tides and wind speeds, with forecasts for the next day including possible rainfall and cooler temperatures.
The Arroyo murder case opens with testimony and courtroom contention as defense attorney Mimi and prosecutors face questions from the judge. Proceedings include challenges to evidence and the judge’s ruling on admissibility while the defendant remains on trial.
The court heard arguments in a divorce case where Henator Achi, attorney for Watson, asserted a motion challenging the payment order. Judge Robinson sustained the objection, directing the motion to seek only the monetary relief and not to alter the case's course, while Attorney General Peters approved the reviewer’s stance.
A damaged text fragment outlines a deal involving Kaul Wtectiie Company and Hawai Hi Hieetele Company. It references installation of electrical equipment at MeBayde plantation and notes workers, management shifts, and a secretary’s office action, with unclear names and dates.
Honolulu letters praise the Honolulu Board of Education and the head of the department for supporting teachers and schools. The Grand Jury commends the Royal School building as a landmark of Hawaii’s educational progress, though calling the new facility extravagant. The writer defends teachers and principals, urging continued focus on schooling and moral progress.
Reader letter questions whether a stock promotion tied to the Pacific Union of Un is a fraud. Hy Vieher and officials named are accused of misusing funds, with rumors of missing money and slander. The writer asks stockowners if the venture is another gold brick and notes uncertain outcomes.
Governor Carter proposes a civilian federal secret service for Hawaii to investigate fires and protect the public, urging support from the Attorney General and other agencies. He suggests funding paid by those who use it and notes current police detective limitations. An Andrew’s Cathedral meeting was postponed, and a charitable event headline appears in the city edition.
Passenger list fragment mentions Kinau Jan MeIntyre Col George French Major Milnape and many others with wives. References Main and Hawaii ports and stmr Jan. Names include JH G Danford J C inmer Ye Lavekia Mr James Gibb and daughter and Globe Clothing House note to recover a Panama hat.
Haleiwa Limited offers an attractive Sunday outing along the railroad line to Honolulu. The service departs each morning at the same schedule, with fares and timing noted. Visitors enjoy Haleiwa attractions including tennis, golf, walks, and fishing before returning to town by 10:10 PM.
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