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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
4
A garbled text fragment presents scattered phrases about honesty, armor of thought, and a colorfully miswritten set of lines. The piece references a trial, an exhibition, and various named items, but readability is minimal and no clear event or person emerges.
A garbled OCR passage references multiple names places and events across varied terms. It mentions persons like Julie and Min ter, places such as Oman and Vale, and hints at public notices or legal language, but content is largely unintelligible with numerous misspellings and random capitalizations. The fragment lacks coherent reporting or a single clear incident.
Secretary Annie Haw Pesigtind meets with MOH Me to review the holdover of Maelie Widim benefits and the responsibility of the committee. Officials from Ri Glee KAlany participate in the session.
A damaged sentence discusses a policy idea about a party delivering an anisole like substance and a debate over diversified interests and price protection. It hints at a trade term but contains unclear references and names, with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to anchor facts.
An unclear report from a court session at the Saurern Court mentions a filly named Undergrend and a phrase about Pinited Buttes Cyne, with illegible details and uncertain path to a resolution.
A fragmented report notes wage changes for Japanese laborers in a plantation setting in 1807. It cites rising average wages in April, mentions a large cohort of workers graduating from a local program, and references broader labor dynamics and employer sentiments tied to plantation production.
An authority cites evidence from major Italian labor users across the United States showing large numbers of Italians finding work in farming and canning. In Presque Isle and nearby towns thousands settled, built housing, and few moved north with land and vineyards, while others became laborers, seeking steady pay under prejudice.
In a settlement in Vreedonli, 200 Hallam children live in a community with two Jofine Inihifalo recipients one a lavayer and one a physician. They have built a Catholic church valued at 260 dollars and funded by labor contributions from colony men. Fifteen years ago the only local industry was a canning factory. now there are also two fine ventures including turles and a manufactury for macarant, reflecting growth and immigrant resilience in New Jersey.
Under John G Woolley, Hawaiian Evangelical Association urged Congress to prohibit the liquor trade in the Territory of Hawaii. The resolution cites alien population fears and non voting soldiers and matrons, arguing it would be impossible to police trade and prevent pernicious influences.
The article argues prohibition will fail due to alien populations undermining temperance efforts. It claims current liquor controls are largely operated by aliens and would worsen under prohibition, requiring far more policing and risking increased military and naval disruption. It critiques the resolution as insulting to national services and questions practical outcomes.
President Matt Smith convenes the Hoard of Health to discuss regulatory measures passed by the legislature and to finalize funding for a tuberculosis prevention campaign. The meeting will review private funding plans and ensure hospital and public health cooperation.
Territorial government debates delays in appropriations for veterans and old age pensions. Officials warn that unless funds are appropriated by the current legislature, promised payments will be postponed until the next session, leaving claimants without timely relief.
A large winged description notes a meeting for all pitblie at Central Vinton Church in Sheffeld. Speaker is president of a Chinese missionary college and a known figure in Pekin, presenting information about China. The association emphasizes having a strong representative presence for the gathering.
A garbled report discusses Kahului light project prospects tied to Washington approvals and a committee review. It mentions the Secretary of Commerce and a potential construction timeline, with references to eligibility and authorization processes for federal support.
Mr and Mrs Enos depart from Walluie, Moat, on May 25. They were seen farewell by friends and prominent residents. The couple planned to move to another residence, with many well wishers present and attention to their departure.
An old Montreal gentleman, after thirty-eight years in the General Post office, credits Peruna with curing long standing nasal catarrh that caused deafness. He describes relief after using several bottles and notes improvement in hearing and breathing. The letter references retail supply from Honolulu and Smith & Co. in Hawaii.
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