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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
10
Fragmentary listing shows contact numbers and names for tradesmen and offices including a plumbing and tinsmith service, a carpenter and jobber, and a local press office with editorial rooms and phone lines, all tied to a Victoria Street area. The text is unreadable in parts but preserves business names and phone references.
Oahu timetable lists Watonae Waialua Kahuka and Way Stations with morning and afternoon arrivals and departures. It notes inbound service from Kahuka Waialua and Walange to Honolulu and outbound from Pearl City Ewa and Pearl City stations, plus the Halotwa Limited running Sundays with a 10:30 p.m. return to Honolulu.
A scrambled OCR fragment references auras and items like a street address 148 King St and entities such as MMRUTH CM LUD. The text is mangled with unclear names and numbers, offering no coherent events or actions to report.
Fragmented report portrays Making and allies alleged to manipulate public opinion and influence Japanese workers through staged demonstrations. Authorities move to contain the unrest as Admiral Hicht’s fleet nears Ho north, with jurors drawn into the unfolding crisis.
Fort Shafter basketball team asks Riverside League to admit them as a member. Lt Chilton, Fort Shafter manager, informs league president that Shafter seeks entry. Five teams expected in the league with opening games set, including Kalawa A. and Palama A. Cy, and a Chinese team facing Port Shafter.
Honolulu report notes Aawail leads by a wide margin in yacht race to Kahiin with Hawaii securing victory. Kamehameha shows a late surge but loses time on return voyage. Final figures list times and totals for each yacht, including Hawaii and related crews.
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