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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
9
A garbled OCR passage references a contest involving a team and players, mentioning names like Morel Havay and J nentanolins and a final score or result. The fragmentary text hints at a sports event with local figures and venues, but specific details remain unclear.
An OCR fragment outlines a dense legal and public notice with scattered names, likely part of a court or governmental document. It mentions various individuals, places like New York, and references to authorities or filings, but the text is highly garbled and only partial facts remain discernible.
The readable fragments describe a meeting or event with various names and places, but the text is heavily garbled. No coherent actions, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the fragments alone.
The readable parts mention a meeting at a station with a time and date, referencing people and places in a damaged text. Details are unclear but hint at scheduling the event and involving specific individuals and locations.
The readable lines hint at a television era snippet with names and events, mentioning WHF and a royal or government context. Readers see references to a person named Dhwald and a headline about relations with a premier body, alongside a discussion of eggs and wheat in a dimmed setting.
A fragmented, OCR like report outlines UK health and social policy changes, citing figures on life expectancy, mortality, and public health measures. It references vaccination, food safety, water supply, and labor-related health initiatives with multiple long numeric values and place names.
A short aphoristic line noting that preventive measures are wise only after loss occurs, with no clear persons or events, presented as a compact quoted saying from a bygone period.
Cottage with three bedrooms and an 80 by 200 foot lot on Lunalilo Street offered for sale. Price to be provided. Potential buyers urged to inquire for full details and viewing times.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss changes in agriculture and industry in England and Wales, mentioning population shifts, agricultural writs, and taxes. The text is garbled, but hints at economic indicators, tax figures, and shifts in wages and production during a historical period.
Atiada testifies as crowd adapts a slogan word. Kinney argues for the defense while the Higher Wage Association and Sheriff Henry Lightfoot oversee the proceedings. A tense sequence unfolds with cries, fog of ticks and tokens, as officers and officers’ witnesses describe the events surrounding the arrest and the accompanying demonstrations.
The College of Hawaii requests a copy of the eating service specification for a particular function. A Seattle report notes Alaska mining prospects with a claimed 12 million dollars in the pre-emption year and an outdoor art event featuring dances and entertainment by local groups.
A letter from editor Hyening Kutletiaeyi discusses Dr. Baker and quotes a district statement on naturalized and native British residents. The piece critiques prejudice against foreigners, urges acceptance of loyal residents, and recalls American and Canadian citizenship perspectives within a Loyalist community.
The United States will deport John Kattan alias La Cheong, a Chinaman, detained in Hawaii for violating immigration laws after an international involvement. He is scheduled for transfer to Tahiti via the Mariposa, with Chief Deputy Murry Cotrans and officials pursuing formal deportation proceedings.
A damaged text fragment from The Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd references engraving lithographing services on the Pacific Coast. It mentions estimates for high grade printing and samples of engraved cards announcements and invitations, with editorial room contact hints.
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