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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
3
A fragmented 1920s style pamphlet describes a photographer organization meeting. It mentions committee voting, aims to elevate the status of the hausgraphle work, and to publicize a photography movement with emphasis on technique and presentation.
A court orders the Enlon street property re sold after initial bid disputes. The judge rules the estate must be publicly offered again with clear terms and the sale overseen by the court. The decision sustains the stake of local investors and outlines bid procedures.
Fragmentary report outlines Campbell Stl wireless share details with references to a trial or hearing. Mentions Watterin, Diigoei, and a POTTY note amid unclear names and dates.
The article outlines a meeting of promoters in Ub. city on December 20 and 21 to discuss the national playgrounds for children. It mentions officials and organizers, the aim to create safe play areas, and the association's plans to seek support and coordinate local involvement.
Outlines a rough real estate listing with phrases about two bedrooms, Ma noe Valley, bathtubs, and low price concerns. Mentions buyers or agents like Strauch Wally Hilde and partial notes on pricing and location.
A lively charity variety show featuring local performers and community groups drew crowds for an evening of wit and entertainment. Proceeds benefited local causes, with highlights including musical acts and a promised surprise appearance.
A fragmented account mentions Hawes engaging Japanese forces, a revolver confrontation, and a wounded man taken to a hospital. It references political action to abolish the death penalty for murder and lists social events and notices, including a memorial project and a society meeting with readings and donations.
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