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Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear names and places. no coherent event or context to summarize into a valid news item.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1897
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text yields unclear names and places. no coherent event or context to summarize into a valid news item.
Buyers of office stationery are urged to examine staple and fancy novelties before purchasing elsewhere. Emphasizes absolutely lowest prices and up-to-date stock.
The note describes the royal procession on January 22 with Mr Damon Envoy Extraordinary of the Hawaiian Islands, riding between foreign attaches and a carriage party. Attendants include Panovici, Zuvey, and Min ister Plenipotentiary along with Special Ambassador Thora Young Hwan. Captain Napier and Major Franke in attendance.
Harbor postings detail roanoke discharge, ships at mail wharf, and tide times. Vessels include Australia steamer, Claudine bridal party, Kilauea Hou arrival with sugar and cattle, bark 8 C Allen sailing to Spreckels Refinery, and Oregon Hiyes activity. Passengers listed for Kinau delay, Larz Anderson party, Oceanic liner Memoranda.
A long passenger list records arrivals from San Francisco aboard 688 Australia on July 20 led by L F Alvarez and many travelers including Miss Arnold, Rev Bell, Mrs Cooke, Miss Handley, Dr Herbert, and Judge Frear among others. Additional arrivals noted for Kenai, Maui, and Hawaii aboard ships James and Kivag with numerous names and families.
Fragmentary text lists multiple names and roles with times such as 12 neh and 5 pm. Reads like a damaged roster or meeting schedule from Hawaii with officials including Peterson and Haglund and others tied to locations and events. Content is unclear but preserves named individuals and generic scheduling phrases.
Editorial excerpts from the New York Herald dated July 12 discuss Hawaii as part of American interests in the Pacific. The piece argues against foreign control of the Sandwich Islands, defends US policy, and warns Japan that US Navy power would counter any aggression, urging Hawaii be held for American aims.
Fragmentary OCR lists several names associated with construction work and payments for a foundation and concrete floor. Names include Lucas Brow, Arthur Harris, F. Bedward, Fred Harrison, J. Oudurkire, Lishman, A. Harrison, J. Guderkuk, and T. Dawies, with scattered figures and references to bills and bids.
The Herald reports Washington dispatches on a dispute over arbitration of migration policy. Japan resists conceding to arbitration while U S officials press for clarity, noting government consent to arbitration as a core issue. Officials warn of broader repercussions if demands are not met.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local group event with names like Moore and Bary. Mentions a church setting and a gathering at a particular place. Details are unclear and readers may recognize Moore as a favored member. The piece reads like a small community note with limited readable facts.
Fragmentary OCR text yields disjointed phrases about a treaty, supporters in the Senate, and Asian cuisine terms. Distinguishable names and places are absent, leaving a garbled, failing to convey a coherent event or outcome.
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