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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
5
A long garbled passage blends random phrases, names, and incomplete sentences. It contains scattered references to people, places, and objects but no coherent news event or clear narrative. The readable content is insufficient to identify a concrete story or report.
The evening gathering features discus of praise and critique as athletes, including Alyce and Vincent, face pressure from onlookers and officials. A veteran coach comments on effort, while a favored hurdler contends with rivalry and the possibility of glory or defeat.
A fragmented report on tariff votes shows Senate divisions with Democratic gains and Republican crossovers. It notes Aldrich leading a tariff vote shift, listing several senators from various states, while highlighting party tensions and procedural debate within the session.
In a contested probate matter two claimants Meliorny and Tofillivon sue the estate of David Kawamenakea. Attorneys Holt Colarnen and others file adverse claims while Robinson and Mellermy seek to settle debts. The record notes bankruptcy of several claimants and the estate's trustees seek to distribute proceeds.
The readable fragments suggest a discussion of labor unrest and anti Asian sentiment in a city, mentioning strikes, workers, and alleged political influence. Named individuals and exact events are unclear, but references imply tensions around plantation labor and opposition to immigrant or minority workers.
Three fourths of an acre fronting on upper Ion Road and Hillside Avenue offers uninterrupted views of Manoa Valley Diamond Head and the sea. Best buy in Manoa Valley at 1600 dollars. Also a building lot about 17,000 square feet fronting on East Manoa Road and Hillside Avenue near the car line with good elevation and soil, price 1000 dollars.
Classified rental notice lists furnished units on Young Street at 80 dollars and Prospect Street at 40 dollars. Indicates available housing options with monthly rates and street locations.
Thomson propelotoy of the Salon received approval for a transfer to a Dietile Omponition in the Empire Theater jail. John G. Woolley represented the Antifalcon League and opposed the transfer, arguing against the move. The Board and Minister of Heo Wimdlont debated the action as observers noted tense testimony and potential outcomes.
Megrre Marine and Price, the agents for the Mutual Telephone Co., push plans to modernize and expand service. Upon Gartley’s return from inspecting the Howe systems, the plant is to be brought to full, ready condition for any necessary operations or emergencies.
A proposed bill led by Representative George C. Hilton seeks to regulate women’s hats by size and adornments. It would ban hats exceeding eighteen inches in diameter, limit fringe decorations, prohibit certain dead animal adornments, and set fees from 100 to 200 dollars.
In a damaged notice the Rice corner property known as Peacock’s Estate Corner is valued at $79 692 per an appraisal on file with Cirenht Court. The report lists owners and figures for adjacent lots including $5 05 and $11 764, with references to probate and company representatives.
A garbled court note references a punch imitator facing charges in a morning session. Names and details are unreadable, but the bulletin lists contact numbers for the newspaper office and editorial room.
The Weekly Bastion of the evening provides a complete summary of the day’s court actions. Names such as Kunde Mudeniinra Hiewell Cleent Couel and Pipat Vivenit appear amid a chaos of OCR flaws. The notice invokes attorney references and calendar items with unclear dates and jurisdictions.
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