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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented page describes local notices and events across Honolulu including club meetings, hotel notices, and community happenings. It references Chinese clubs, a Masonic or social gathering, seaside activities, and commentary on labor and immigration issues affecting Hawaii, with mentions of local figures and venues.
Notice about relocation to Hotel Street opposite Union with stairs down and a promise of easier access for visitors. Managers invite customers to view the stock including standard books rare editions and original manuscripts and to tell friends about the new store.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at someone named Riman Days associated with Amaba and foreign life. Mentions Mare, duty, Mountilis Pardo, and a possible one year term or ante. Readable nouns include places and personal names, but the text is fragmented and lacks a clear event or outcome to describe.
A rough weather event strikes Portland with sleet and alarming damage. Archaels and telegraph and electric lines suffer through traffic disruptions and fallen poles. Estimated losses run into thousands, with significant impact on utilities and local infrastructure.
A January fire at the Haldwit Laboroual locomotive works in Hittadwiphld, WA caused extensive damage. Reported losses include substantial monetary damage and disruption to industrial output with officials investigating the blaze.
A wreck near Cooktown yesterday left seven people dead as survivors report a ferry disaster involving Hetabane Queenan Jan and Hulot. Rescue teams continue searching the river for missing individuals and assess the cause of the wreck.
Eighty men were trapped in a coal mine at Chardentawn when an explosion occurred. Rescue operations were launched as officials reported multiple casualties and dangers from afterdamp.
Mrs Horkholder and her mother return from a laundry trip to Japan. They traveled through the interior and photographed beautiful scenery. They note many places disliked the Juanes and stones were thrown at whites by locals, though they praise some hospitality.
A historic statement extols Bozodont as a premier precreative tooth treatment. It is described as an alkaline antiseptic liquid that penetrates enamel layers to destroy harmful mouth acids and purify the entire tooth structure, claimed to preserve teeth over time.
The New York item reports ongoing sewer construction with supply shortages delaying progress. Breakage of piping arrived for the system, with crews awaiting more material from suppliers to prevent further halt in the Kaplitan Watts project and related utility works.
A letter to the editor cites frequent violations of a city auto ordinance. Owners under seven years of age are discussed, with complaints about running machines daily. The writer notes many prominent locals ignore the rule but argues few breaches concern peeing provisions. The Weekly Bulletin advertises its “Business Man's Handy Index” for tender offers and state transactions.
Shopkeepers emphasize keeping a full range of brands to meet customer demand. If a tobacconist lacks a preferred label, customers are urged to visit the store for available options.
Fragmentary OCR mentions deadlines for tax returns and court actions. It references a possible May or March timeframe, a domestic note about failing to file, and a vague warning of consequences. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled text.
Harey Mowat faces divorce proceedings as his wife Letlant Mowsman contends over 10 minutes. Yeatertay marks the court’s final day with a viewer tense to determine alimony and residence. The dispute centers on the alleged habitability and timing of marital separation.
A garbled piece quotes a man arguing about a supposed remedy involving a cup and money to allegedly preserve health and wealth. It references Chinese people, a mysterious ritual, and vague plans to extend life, with erratic spelling and unclear context, likely a damaged historical text.
A fragmentary report from the Philippines quotes Commissioner W. Morris Bhunter in Manila who praises President Roosevelts planned Philippines trip. The excerpt asserts the visit would greatly benefit the Philippines and hopes officials renew favorable reports and encourage the voyage.
The Hawaiian Kennel Club held a meeting at the Young Hotel AViant with new officers proposed and a vote on applications for bait woods. Henry secretary Clarence Aralteedauver J. Lebttledounn Mowry Anguy Hustaee Lit Hojo and Mowe were listed among officers. The club discussed prosecutions and adjourned after selecting a slate for the upcoming term.
Fragmentary report notes Amelia Mary van something fumigated at a wharf then taken away to Hacktuld wharf. Only captain and steward allowed near the area. Crew promenaded on the wharf with scattered names and unclear details.
Shipping notice lists several vessels and routes with mixed, garbled names. It references January data and a market for maritime movement, noting entries and departures, with likely port mentions and carrier identifiers. The fragmentary text suggests a trade-focused column summarizing ship arrivals, consignments, and transit notes.
An implausible ceremony at the palace featured Captain Huitetenille and Lieutenant Geynet hosting French naval officers including Captain Hantefeuille and adjutant Hlvivion naval de Pacifique. Governor Carter, not present at the start, later met the visitors for about fifteen minutes before excusing himself for pressing business.
The grand jury heard testimony from many witnesses including Japanese individuals as it weighed indictments. Allegations involve a doctor named Uehida and a leper case linked to Hawaiian authorities, with potential actions against Morir and further investigations into multiple parties.
Fragmented OCR text describes a convict named Edward Kainst or similar, involving a claim to the United Rates Commissioner, a fine and property value under twenty dollars, and a questionable advertisement about webia or gallegy. The source is garbled and names are unclear, with no coherent outcome.
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