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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
10
The Moha Temple A A O N M 8 will hold its quarterly session at the Masonic Temple Balwalay on the evening of June 6 1909 to transact official business. Members and Nobles are urged to attend per order of the Potentate CHAS G HEEKES and CHAR I MURIAY with Reverend AMOI as recorder.
The Waialua Agricultural Company prevailed in a complex suit after extended court arguments. Attorney John Cathcart was credited with obtaining the favorable verdict for the plaintiff, amid a contentious trial that included references to a $25,000 claim and related allegations involving the in-law dispute.
A readable fragment mentions a historical locale and unidentified names. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The item reads like a brief local notice with no definite dates or actions to record.
Local and general notices describe stationery supplies for the Bulletin office and cafe offerings. The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin is for mailing at 60 cents, with promotions for Hawaii products and California Feed Co. agents mentioned.
A memorial service for Pall Battle was completed at Nunn fall. The ceremony, led by AL Gurney, honored Kinnytamehn the Queen and Daly exer, with a procession and remarks by community leaders. The event paid tribute to the late figure and noted future observances in the coming days.
A scrambled court note describes a fee dispute involving attorney Lenn Stine and client Mrs. Thomas. The case centers on alleged funds for the attorney's services and a divorce matter, with confusion over payments and court order. Local details are obscured by garbled OCR but reference to a custody or divorce action and a payment dispute remain clear.
A report from the committees states that Hawaiian delegates arrived safely to attend the Aber Yakoon Exposition. Secretary Wood notes the party traveled well and presented further details of the Hawaiian exhibit and related preparations.
Auetcaliar tenor Hrugier Shaw drew crowds at a park event aided by a large wine tent. The Astoud of Treim announced by Vlora was read during the program, and Shaw tele a great hit at the Hawt antecter.
A garbled reminiscence depicts a girl named Mahy linked to Castoria seeking a certificate, with references to Miss, Chis, and Cantoria. The passage then drifts to a description of an editorial room labeled office 25G, and notes the Bulletin office telephone numbers.
A general invitation announces a music service in a hill suburb, with a farewell event for Antieu Revtlant Morn and a guest list including He Heathaven Moa Mulhall Stew Wright Me Wall Breingstom Arabi nt Then Wears Low Beiniener An Use Wytty Not Been thon Men Welw Anthem Sanetis. The program features selections by Mopie Bolomplie Gounod Ste. Millet and Chote, with extended participation from local choirs and a brief ceremonial hymn.
A garbled account describes officers on the Buffalo transport seeking a game. It mentions six named individuals, hopes for a match, and a final in a winter contest. The piece references inquiries, travel, and preparations while noting coordinating with officials and other teams.
A fragmented historic note describes moves in the OAHT League race and the tension between teams tied to the Detroit Tigers and Boston Red Sox. It hints at fan interest, upcoming games, and possible shifts in rivalries as teams prepare to clash on a diamond, with excitement around how the new league tongue will shape coverage and attendance.
A cryptic local notice from the Gem Theatre hints at an unusual program described with garbled text. It mentions a performance and a call to attend, with fragmentary phrases suggesting a planned event or show at the venue.
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