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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
4
The passage presents a garbled array of names places and political points. It references President Di Aspalited American minister China and a broad discussion of world politics with multiple uncertain fragments and stray terms.
A garbled report discusses juries and judges, referencing a state supreme court and legal procedures. It notes debates over jury selection, verdict rules, and judicial authority with mention of public sentiment and institutional roles. Named entities are unclear due to the OCR damage, but mentions include state courts and justice themes.
A dated financial summary for June 30 1909 lists resources including real estate furniture and other assets with amounts. The document bears the signature of M Tokteda manager Yokohama Spode Bank and a notary public sworn on July 16 1901.
City and County of Honolulu moves to require physicians coroners and sheriffs to report deaths immediately to the City physician, regulate morgue care and burial permits, and set penalties for violations. The measure also defines tenement housing terms and restricts new tenement zones with written consents and clerkly recording duties. Introduced July 19 1909 and July 20 1909 with votes recorded.
A disjointed report centers on Ail Chong denying Hilda’s testimony amid a chaotic courtroom scene. The narrative mentions witnesses, interpreted statements, and a probing jury dynamic, with intermittent references to unrelated characters and events.
Bishop Trust Co Ltd advertises as a member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange, offering buying and selling of stocks and bonds and loans secured by listed sugar stocks.
A limited extension, five days, was granted by the sugar committee to review a contingency plan involving key figures such as Oahw Sugar Cont piby and others. The document names several individuals in a list including Sounend Yo Tovaka and Hennteht Huta Kiyo, with authorities cited as supporting merchants and researchers in the matter.
Palanan tea held owned by Y. Alin converted into a sugar plantation. Provisional Government pressures and wage concerns surface as strikers assist planters. Agreement for evinding the ene noted, with Abie and Wa, G. twin & Co as plantation agents. Rent around fifteen genes, payments discussed including monthly sums. Local tensions and labor questions dominate the scene as plantation work continues amid unsettled governance.
Fragmentary report mentions Hartwell and Henry Smith with years of service to the public department and political party tensions. Indicates legislative action and party dynamics in a Honolulu context with unclear names and dates.
The Department of Public Landy considers surdy Homesteading in the Haiku area joining Mank and several winllar masters. Officials aim to add more lands to the Haiku pineapple district as a new homestead zone.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a thal rover up to June 80 with figures around 292 08809 and references to an appropriation line of about 230,000. The text is incomplete and heavily corrupted, but indicates budget or appropriations figures and a proposed allocation in a regional or territorial context.
Ordinance No 14 in Honolulu City and County prohibits the erection or maintenance of houses in any residence area. The document outlines the authority, sections, and definitions establishing the ordinance and its enforcement, with provisions for penalties and applicability.
Thirty seven immigrants from Hawaii including Spaniards and Porto Means who once lived in the islands arrived by the Alameda this morning to resume plantation labor. They had remained in San Prunete coast area after leaving Hawaii but decided to return when arrangements for em- ployment were found. They were met by plantation officials at the Alameda dock and were expected to head to plantations for immediate work.
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