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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
7
A jumble of items from The Bulletin lists items for sale, legal notices, church activities, social events, and local happenings. Mentions fines, hotel deaths, a saloon takeover, court cases, a baptism, and community announcements including services and holidays.
New details report July disaster at Newport England where twenty persons are killed as a wall collapses at the dock area during the event. Emergency crews work to recover victims and secure the site amid ongoing investigations.
Washington reports the retirement of Captains Mahan Qualtrough McCrarkst Collings and Hogg from the Navy. The announcement appears in The Times of Captain Mahan and reflects official retirement actions. In San Francisco Southern Pacific notes and Wright conducts aerial trials with two notable mugs and a plane accident during a third flight.
Ontario suffers widespread displacement as a disaster destroys homes. Authorities report about two thousand residents left homeless and seeking aid. Fire and emergency services coordinate relief efforts as the town struggles to recover.
Shopping news items and business reminders mix with ads for hats clothing and furniture. Mentions include millinery parlors, a soda water company, shoe and oxford promotions, a hotel waiter service, and mattress manufacturing in Honolulu. Local stores print prices and delivery offers for island customers, with several calls to action and contact points.
James McQueen faced charges of importing stock and was judged by Judge Andrade. He received a $50 fine and a sentence of thirteen months on the principal charge, with additional penalties in related counts. The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin notes the case and its details.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous passenger names, likely from a ship or train passenger manifest. The material references many individuals such as Lewis S Rivirpirion, Mire Copeland, Mien Caititillee, Miss Myers, Mr Win, V McGenger, Thom Mine Mabon, and dozens more scattered with initials and titles. Also appears are locations and affiliations, yet most entries are garbled. The readable portion centers on a departure or passenger listing with dense personal identifiers and a few partial places, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR items list arrivals and routes with many garbled place names and dates including Yokohama and Honolulu. Mentions ships Mina Kea and Thetis and several individuals, but most specifics are unreadable or inconsistent.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a supply vessel arriving at a port with scattered references to Cape Whitton, navigation, and wartime operations. The text contains garbled names and dates, but indicates movement and possible official commentary on shipping and safety during May.
A misspelled and garbled note outlines political party events and travel plans. It mentions Salina and Saline County, a figure named Seton, and a vehicle crew, with references to a forthcoming year and a sequence of travels and preparations for a campaign. Names and places are unclear due to the OCR errors.
A garbled OCR record describes a wedding between Livingston Hopper and Kathnelie Mathews Hopper officiated by Rev. ACL Me Koover. The text mangles names and actions with scattered phrases about attire, flowers, and audience reactions, preserving few clear facts other than a union and an officiant.
Fragmentary text describes uncertain figures named Kiow Kiyo and Asahi with references to strike leadership and political figures. The disjointed lines mention an editor, an event, and multiple unnamed individuals, with unclear dates or locations. The piece reads as a chaotic note rather than a coherent report.
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