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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
10
The Evening Bulletin announces a contest allowing reputable young women born in the Hawaiian Islands to enter by submitting a coupon printed in every copy. Subscriptions offer vote credits with varying prices for daily, weekly, and monthly options, with specific credits tied to durations and amounts.
Mrs Wearthcrep, chaperone, writes from Portland about plans for the Hawaii party. Tom Richardson says Commercial Club men will host a reception and ball with Portland society patronesses. A carriage drive and Woman's Club events are planned. The group travels from Victoria to Mexico amid grand entertainment, with a Salem visit and a late Sacramento train departure.
The Bulletin explains the Pacific States Tour Contest as the Lucky Six near the half mile mark. Winners receive a six prize tour of the Pacific Coast, offering enduring value beyond mere money and promising social and commercial knowledge from the journey.
A fragmented, surreal narrative describes someone hearing eerie thumps and odd sounds at night. The speaker frets over mysterious intruders and calls for action, imagining waves of fear and disruption within a household. The piece blends whimsy with tension and a looming sense of intrusion.
A fragmented program lists participants in a village stage event held at a theatre in New York. Names include Grace Colburn Kate Caption, Linele Twish, and Mie Clore Poole, with reference to a comedy performance and relatives in attendance. The text preserves a sense of a social gathering and local entertainment in a late era.
The piece details a bustling social evening at the Seaside Hotel with Princess Kalantangole and Queen in attendance. Notable guests include Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Booth, and Miss Harriet Lucas. The report highlights dances, vocal performances, piano pieces by Miss Hastings, a later talk by Jul Dole, and a grand dress parade.
An OCR fragment mentions the Weil Raowa family with a fatal incident and multiple deceased. The garbled text references locations, names, and dates, but lacks clear, confirmable details. The piece reads like a partial obituary or casualty notice with scattered names and places.
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