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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
4
The text presents scattered references to a weekly bulletin, foreign matters, and political declarations. It hints at wartime policy prompts and public notices about declarations and power, mentioning Ottawa and military front lines, with incomplete phrases and unclear dates.
A garbled report names Guwree Afuswe as a victim in a robbed manhunt with scattered details of suspects and locations. The text references Dall Hawai Maalwy, Stanieda, and Camlaint, with uncertain timelines and numerous distorted phrases, indicating a fragmented crime blurb from a damaged page.
A fragmented report mixes rumors on a cruise ship, rumors about Peru and volcanoes, and city election chatter. It notes merchants planning Merchant Week and calls for unity to boost visitor inflows. It also discusses Philippine law impact on local governance and inspector appointments amid ongoing political maneuvering.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a conjectural outline of past fires and timelines. It mentions time, geology, and locations in Oxhiy with tentative details. The readable content is incomplete and unclear, offering no definite events, dates, or figures.
The Patience Hall public program lists speakers and performances for the closing ceremony on Thursday at 9 o clock. Attendees include Corinlanue Mees Sorenson Horner Metra Hallaweyan A Rol Chore Bolo Rhu Dawn Hreakles and Kara Lyra Phung Vale dla Tyranonns. Mozart Two Pianos Mint and Winale Hirom g minor Symphony perform. Florence Hall Tutt Whitney Lorente Lyman and others.
Reports describe renewed tremors and lava activity at Kilauea with observers noting emissions from multiple vents. Scientists caution no eruption is imminent but stress ongoing monitoring as residents notice changes in crater behavior and ground deformation near Hatmengan and Mandeer Waliean.
The article describes a dissolved shipper partnership between Lewie and Turk with Frank J. Turk staying in Honobury. The crew moves toward harbor work as the partners rearrange duties while Howel understands the new leadership at the waterfront.
A fragmented poem parody attrib to Hon William Fleigg portrays labor, fear, and social duty. It weaves vivid images of cattle herds, whip cracking, and a collective struggle as a metaphor for civic effort and leadership. The speaker emphasizes unity, resilience, and the burden of guiding many toward a common goal.
Philadelphia Geographical Society explorer Alexander Helipein and party report ascent of Mont Pelee in Martinique. They describe a new crater forming with lava, steam, and a possible lava lake, noting limited activity and no sustained molten mater flow from the new opening. They observed detonation-like sounds and meteorologic conditions during descent. The height of Mount Pelee remained unchanged.
Appeals filed in district court challenge judgments in multiple cases. Yamamoto and Nakao contest a claim of 500 dollars from David Lawrence Company for alleged cigarette-related damages. Hamaker appeals a 2078 dollar judgment won by Wash Washington Mercantile against him. Hale Naw challenges a Hilo court decision awarding 600 dollars to Hawaiian Star Newspaper. The defense claims the business is incorporated and not personally responsible. The telegraphic notice lists the Central Gas Electric office as the appeal venue with a public viewing window at Magoon Building on Merchant Street.
A garbled directory style entry names AGENTS FOR The Ewa Plantation The Walalun Agricutural Co Ltd The Kohala Sugar Co The Walmen Ruger Mill Co The Fulton Ro Wo Ss St Louis Mo The Standard Co T oath Pampa Co The Asta Vite tue Co of Hartford Sian nee Co of London.
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