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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
14
Nationwide dispatches describe Dr Burke found guilty amid chaotic coverage. Indictments loom, juries deliberated amid protests as authorities say precautions prevent violence. The report spans trials, political reactions, and warnings from officials about further unrest.
A sensational hoaxlike notice from Honolulu describes a so called queer disease sweeping the city. It claims many residents seek a mysterious remedy sold at a Port Street drug store and promises rapid relief from alleged parasites blamed for widespread weakness.
Local note announces Muenchener type beer from Joea Brewery to be sold at the city bar Wednesday night and thereafter. The ad touts a dark lager to satisfy long suffering thirst and invites patrons to sample the brew during evenings.
Obscure obituary item notes the death of an elderly man in Washington on January 16. The mangled OCR hints at a local note about John Turner and his fragile condition, with garbled phrases describing his burial and age, but the readable fragment confirms a death notice with minimal clear details.
Classified notice seeking a two bedroom unfurnished cottage in a good locality. Respond to Bulletin Office at 4 B. C. address.
Fragmentary notice describes someone at 248 School St with unclear details and possible entry actions. No clear events, names, dates, or organizations are readable due to damaged text.
An advertisement touts the Welkom Warmer as a modern safe substitute for the hot water bag. It claims dry heat, blazeless fuel, and a two hour heat with low cost, plus a complete outfit including tubes and belt. Details urge readers to send $1 for the full kit and descriptive booklet.
A fragmented notice describes a Charles Dickens Memorial Stamp to commemorate a centenary. It invites owners of Dickens works to contribute a tribute and notes proceeds will support Dickensian administration. The item references steel engraving and epoch-making design but readability is limited.
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