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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
9
A garbled OCR passage presents a puzzling scene involving a wedding, a dequisition of an action, and mentions of individuals such as Emersom. The text is heavily corrupted, making precise details and dates unreadable while suggesting social or legal proceedings linked to a marriage and related inquiries.
A jumbled OCR passage questions actions around a person or place named PHAM or a similar term. The readable bits mention a vue news page, a hospital or locale, and generic actions with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize as a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled item referencing May events, remarks by Martha in Kits notes and a long stream of political commentary. It mentions ALFIE and UHR FATE MUU, with unclear context and numerous typographical errors. The readable bits point to a feature on topics including nations, alliances, and prospective actions amidst confusion.
A fragmented report discusses a mystery involving mosquitoes, a Walloon named Alfeed Munsell, and a venture into a northeast region seeking a summer plane. It references investigations, absence indicators, and a claim about the world’s northern reach, with questions about truth and the role of the party involved.
An article discusses the transition from horse drawn trucking to motor vehicles, praising motorcars for efficiency and public utility. It notes concerns about entertainment value and suggests shift benefits for transport of goods, markets, and daily commerce, with references to manufacturers and voters.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Chinn Hae and an enmod Leetrrnie event. Details are unclear with missing nouns and broken syntax. The readable bits hint at a scene or attribution but no concrete actions, dates, or participants can be confirmed.
A damaged OCR segment reports on a smuggling method with garbled names and places. It mentions an opium farm, a character called Carter, and a group including Won Fook in a puzzling, non-coherent account. The piece lacks clear facts or outcomes.
The article discusses designating a Pun Voret Reserve from a dense forest area in Hawaii. It describes timber value, potential revenues to a bond, and governance by the Board of Agriculture and Forestry. It recommends formal action to create a forest reserve and seek governor approval.
A strange report details a ten inch snake found in the sand at a Hawaii location. Alcohol was applied to an active element, with discussion of insects, shipments, and inspections. The narrative mentions palms, trees, and infested chrysanthemum imports from Obie, plus notes on plant and insect control actions taken by agriculture officials.
An entomologist recommends inter island and local fruit inspections to curb the fruit fly and infected produce, advocating trained inspectors, two initial inspectors, and mandatory orchard cleanliness to protect fields and markets and reduce pest spread and economic loss.
Brokers note a firmer market with increasing demand and several sizable blocks traded. Hawaiian Commercial remains in good demand with blocks at 3.06, Pioneer at 205.25, Walalu n up to 19, and bonds brisk. oil quotations show limited activity with several firms quoted in mid 70s to mid 100s range.
Fragmentary notes describe a live event at the Henimuki venue with names such as Hartackes Kevies Cantwericht and Kalani. The schedule mentions a concert starting near eight o'clock followed by a bulletin ads section.
Judge Cooper receives a token of white gloves amid praise for his criminal court administration. Speakers note the calendar cleared, prompt prosecutions, and the courthouse staff's vigorous cooperation in advancing speedy punishment as a key crime-reduction factor.
Principal J. G. Blackman of a local college disputes Bulletin reporting on the year end exodus and says move to a new building is due to owner action not rumors. Bulletin notes no intimation of motive and records Blackman’s remark that relocation was foreseen a year earlier. Also a Civil War monument was dedicated on Clinton’s lower green.
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