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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
2
Fragments describe bouts and junior varsity activities with names and places garbled. The text references Parliament style sections and a schedule of upcoming events. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors, but several school teams and coaches appear in terse notes.
A fragmented report covers a capsizing boat disaster in New Verk with drowned victims and chaotic replies. It also notes a Korea Emperor event in Seoul and a Honolulu club meeting about a new quarters plan. The text references stocks, dinners, and a Honolulu club dinner in a hazy, garbled mix of names and places.
The Roanoke Board holds a brisk session with unusually high speed in approvals and adjournment. Debates cover road and public works budgets, with figures showing major expenditures and a projected total near 3200 dollars.
A festive program is planned for tomorrow evening featuring a concert and lantern slides from private collections. Clyde Baldwin will sing with Mise Mary Tas as the lead girl in the odd ball play. Bolg will perform in The Moly Iy and all attendees are invited to enjoy the witty lantern parade.
Edmands prosecutes a plea on the age of a young boy in a local court. The case centers on whether the child was over seven years old, impacting criminal liability. Testimony covered birthplace, arrival with family, and age statements, with the court dismissing the prosecution amid questions of perjury accusations and conspiracy claims looming.
Yesterday afternoon a meeting among Chairman Hishies, C. Dwight, Murray Claw Bow, and Secretary-But fandeyn stirred intrigue. Hustace favored keeping the session open to the press to avoid secrecy, while committee members pressed for publicity. The public record on the meeting remains unclear as officials guarded details and expressed frustration at the lack of clarity.
Times of the Ude taken from United States Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. Hawaiian Standard Time is 10 hours 40 minutes slower than Greenwich Time. The thin whisue blows at 1 40 p.m. local. Sun and moon times given for the whole group using local time.
The article lists numerous individuals arriving in France and details a county supervisors meeting. It notes the County Committee wants endorsement from county committees for job appointments and that the Board would select among endorsed candidates. The meeting was peaceful and no public results were reported, with plans to report to the executive committee next Monday.
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