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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1910
Page
9
The OCR passage blends incomplete remarks on governance, economic concerns, and public life. It mentions hypotheticals about leaders, protests, and the public sphere, interlaced with broken phrases and scattered names, yielding a fragmented snapshot of a historic discourse.
Fragmented, garbled text points to a debate on appointments and the make up of a governing body in the Territorial Capitol. The piece rails at factions, urges a return to citizen engagement, and laments vague political rhetoric while calling for decisive leadership and a strengthening of public sentiment.
The notice reports Hawaii sugar freighters and passenger services shifting to a steamship carrying forty passengers. It notes earlier freight capacity and the need for better accommodations, with a focus on Hawaii's sugar trade and maritime developments affecting the islands. The piece mentions an expected start from Hawaii and the potential impact on local commerce and travel.
A fragmented, garbled narrative portrays a tense scene with a wounded speaker and a protective figure. The text hints at danger, a harmed companion, and warnings about medicine and peril, all conveyed in a slurred, dreamlike voice. Names and clear events remain obscured.
The article mixes astronomy notes and social chatter as Halley’s Comet looms in view and public interest grows. It mentions Canopus Aldebaran Rigel and other stars while quoting observers like Mark Twain and noting Queen Helene’s arrival in New York. It also references Constance Garnet and Mrs Phillip N Moore praising Canal Zone workers.
Sunday schedule lists worship at 11 with a sermon by Pastor Pond of Oberlin Ohio and a reading from Mark and Matthew. Christian Endeavor meets at 4 00 at Leath Home. All who can attend are asked to assemble at Pawer Junction at 2 20 for the gathering. The series on Young Americans Religious Questions continues with the topic Miracle and the Sup per side this time.
Sunday worship at Central Union Church and First Methodist Episcopal Church invite tourists strangers soldiers and sailors and the public to attend. Morning sermon by pastor at 11 o clock with Epworth League at 620 pm and evening service at 730 with sermon The Lesney of Peace. Prayer meeting and choir and organ music featured.
At the last Thursday meeting of the Hilo Board of Trade the following officers were elected: E. E. Richard president I. N Holmes vice president W. McKay secretary E. Ni Deyo treasurer J. A. M Doris RP Nicholes B. Wright C. Kennedy We H Smith.
The morning registration lists many guests at local hotels headed by several residents and visitors. Notables include Mrs Juhi day Hicks of New Bedford and Mrs W. A. Loomis of Seattle, with others from San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Makawao. Also noted are student Eva Hirdier from St Louis at the Missouri School of Mines pursuing mining engineering, reflecting a mix of travelers and academics.
At the Merchants Association meeting in Honolulu Fred L. Waldron was unanimously reelected president Email A Berndt secretary CC von Hamm tyenmarer and Walter Dillingham view-prosident. Committees named include Public Affairs George W. Smith Norman Watkins J i Trent Publicity and Promotion C von Hamm chairman Henry Pauger FT P Waterhouse Trade and Finance E L Paris chairman Robert Lange WT Lucas. A special committee sought legislative changes to tax law affecting brokers and commission men while concerns over subscription abuse were voiced and observatory funding was discussed. The Japanese Merchants Association sent officials to cooperate on stamping out a practice and welcomed cooperation with local merchants on labor and plantation issues.
A patient recounts severe chronic catarrh with coughing and stomach involvement. After trying various treatments, the narrator praises Peruna as a life changing remedy and notes steady improvement after four bottles, stating the cure is priceless. Wholesale supply listed as Ne We t & Co., Honolulu, Hawaii.
Resulting payments to the Awareer and to merchants for legitimate value prompt hopes for greater community progress through cooperation with the Japanese Merchants’ Association. Ho holuli merchants agree to close traces of Hialnem on specified dates. The community mourns Chak M. Cooke as bereaved families receive sympathy. Directors’ meetings and financial reports note gaps. England’s Women Ambulance Corps expansion is mentioned. early months focus on aid to widows before training shifts to shooting and riding.
A humorous note from Huttuia News questions whether Au vons grasp the comedy of a dinner party held at the State Insane Asylum where table decorations were dusty. The quirky piece reflects a mood of ironic wit in a historical context.
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