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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1907
Page
2
A garbled Kansas City style list shows a crowd of disparate items from homes and ads on Kinau Street to hotel chatter and public notices. It mentions parties, repairs, meetings, and local names, with scattered fragments about California, theatres, and a looming public sale.
Fragmented OCR text mentions teeth gums and a healthful agent said to be the only thing to use for real you and wine interest in your teeth. Source is unclear but references a dental care idea.
An advertisement lists multiple encyclopedia sets including New International Encyclopedia Britannica Nelsons and Chamaer edition. It promotes half morocco or cloth bindings with low prices and easy installments. The Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin offers a complete summary of the news.
A fragmented OCR entry logs the installation of 1900 officers and committees with scattered names and roles. Mentions trustees and a gathering led by community leaders including several named guardians, keepers, and clergymen, with scattered places and dates obscured by garbled text.
Fragmentary item notes a seized coal train involving Washingtonians. Mentions figures or entities unnamed, with unclear details. Reads like a brief snippet from front page coverage, lacking verifiable names and dates.
Rioters were attacked by troops on a Saturday clash in the city, leaving thirty dead and eighty wounded among protesters including Orta Mesto Jam and other workers. The incident followed a broader strike action by labor groups and was met with lethal force.
Fragmented report notes Dixon to replace Clark in a royal succession context. The text mentions Helens, Monten, and references to Shah of Persia, the Crown Prince, and a shifting line of heirs. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply a royal transition under review.
The Woman's Board held a meeting describing early life under Christian influence in the dark continent. A letter from New York and a devotional talk by Mrs. Christ in Presente framed the program. An entertaining talk by Miss Git provided additional local insight.
Logs and secretaries gathered in a hall to discuss relief for famine in China. Attendees debated methods and money raised, with a total of $2400 voted for relief. Rumors and opposition from China insiders noted amid broader wartime pressures and allied concerns.
The Joostean community plans a new gas plant installation with RR Vale entine supervising the project in RaeraMERIA, Ca. Valentine aims to visit Honolulu for a vacation and to oversee the startup, while discussing daily output and future demand. The plan includes keeping one old unit as reserve and expected full operation to meet rising needs.
A court case involves Helge Robina and Lanane POL et al. charged with gambling. G1 Wille Crawforde demurs to the indictment alleging lawful conduct. wagering alleged at 2 p.m. Thursday has led to the proceeding.
Debates over liquor licensing and residency rules surface in a county proceeding. McCarthy questions enforcing alien eligibility for licenses while promoters defend constitutionality and outline regulatory precedents from other states and territories.
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with times and ship names. Names like Katulani, Shine Miuihala, Cram Kawat porta, and Molokul appear alongside ports such as Hatake, Knunt Port, Hawaii and Mawt. The passage notes crews, cargo terms, and monthly rates around 920 dollars per month.
Fragmentary note indicates a bail hearing or action slated for tomorrow involving Moana Gibb from Sydney. Names Bone and Victoria appear in context with Gibb and a person or place named Vancunyer. Time suggested as evening though specifics unclear.
William J Bryan indicated in Topeka that he would consider running for President ahead of the next Democratic National convention He said he had not announced but would not rule out a bid and believed the nomination remains a high honor for an American citizen He criticized railroad legislation arguing it was corrupted by political leverage and corruption.
From a financial viewpoint the Langue may prohibit Sunday gate fees as a matter of policy. The Civic Feds argue the French Sunday law would bar most activities, with admission limits impacting amusement venues and a zoo. They claim loopholes render the present draft ineffective while proposing to curb trade by Chinese and Japanese allies on Sundays. The note also references tasting of refreshments and a small shipment of kid gloves valued at 613 dollars imported from Grenoble in the prior months.
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