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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1907
Page
14
The piece recounts Mr. Dooley musing on William Pitt Carnegie’s methods to end war, with comic asides on peace efforts. It mentions soldiers, public sentiment, and political figures as the narrator ruminates on war's horrors and the dream of universal peace.
The record lists Holusloa and Huchue elevations with mean temperatures from 67 to 88.7 Fahrenheit, rainfall around 3.24 to 5.33 inches, and cloudy days ranging 17 to 21. It compares Kona’s cooler, drier upper regions near Laulowaka and Lagloa, and remarks on rainfall patterns and seasonal shifts in the Kona climate.
An irregular text fragment describes Kona climate advantages for convalescents and various ailments, praising the cool elevated spots and sea bathing while noting disadvantages like heat and rain. Interleaved are garbled reminiscences about advertising and family remarks, then a jumbled legal notice segment mentioning District Attorney Langdon and immigration enforcement actions in San Francisco.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus plans a June 18 to 20 visit to San Francisco and the Pacific Coast. He says the Japanese immigration regulations under the President’s proclamation are working and that Japanese influx overall is not significantly different, noting travel limits and government passport issues. He aims to tour the coast, review department operations, and focus on a lean, businesslike federal branch without extra bureaucracy.
A fragmentary report discusses an investigator’s claim of discovering evidence of small humanoids and ancient tribes in America. The account describes graves, inscriptions, and mysterious ruins, noting alleged travel by the beings, their habits, and religious practices, with references to a grave site and a nearby marked tree.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a dietary issue and a chemist, with unclear references to a hamburger and a street scene. The readable parts name San Pranedkea and inticiur adalteractan, but the fragments lack coherent facts, dates, or identifiable subjects for a solid summary.
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