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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1909
Page
4
A garbled ad lists fabrics including shifting percale in a great variety of patterns, 36 inches wide at 8 yards for $1.00. It also mentions fleeced Marseilles in white suited for infants and children, with a price note in cents.
Jute Andrade, named in district court this morning, faced a slate of charges including libel and fraud. Several defendants tied to a gambling or family dispute were arraigned, with sentences ranging from jail terms to continued hearings.
Nine Krenn devotees were arrested by Chief Detective Leal for illegal gambling. Each fined $8 after court, with allegations that Orientals played for heavy cash and that officers infiltrated the game. Five others faced penalties for involvement. The incident ties to a broader crackdown on craps and poker gambling in the area.
Shipping dispatch notes show arrivals and sailings in foreign ports including Seattle and Yokohama. Vague ship names appear with tentative dates in July and June, listing vessels such as Ban Francisco routes and passengers or cargo details, indicating routine port activity and debarkations.
Reading reads Bulletin Business Office phone 256 and Bulletin Editorial Room phone 185. The brief notice lists two main contact lines for operations and editorial inquiries. Both numbers appear in the small classified style bulletin entry.
The article discusses rubber supply challenges during wartime, noting reduced production in the United States and shifts to alternative materials. It highlights climate and resource constraints, the impact on vehicle tires and electrical equipment, and the broader push to conserve rubber while exploring substitutes and domestic production.
A local council meeting appointed Matheson as chief clerk amid routine administrative changes. The action follows months of uncertainty as officials discuss staffing and procedural reforms, with Matheson assuming duties immediately to streamline operations.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled panorama of names places and events. It references a schooner accident and lists numerous seemingly random proper nouns and terms, creating an incoherent snapshot without a clear single event or date.
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