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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes report 1909 price figures, dates, and entities. Mentions June 18 trades, counties, and various prices such as 392 cents per ton and 78.0 per ton, with references to companies and locations.
A Louis College Band concert is planned for Thursday evening at Avia Park. A brother called Mayor Fern requesting lights at the park be turned on for Lie Deedelon. The source text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary note reports a Tax Appeal Court session in Honolulu with judge JAMIS FL MORGAN serving as chair. The readable text mentions a tax order and a hearing date on Thursday, but specifics are garbled and unclear.
A jumble of notices and social items from the Alameda era including event reminders at Follows Hall and Honmali Temple, ship departures on the Alameda and Logan, club meetings, and advertisements for paper and carriages. Mentions of residents Myre Haruwell Borgetrom and a note on the Kalihi A joining a league.
A TOMORROW program arranged by Captain Herger features selections including Bohme Overture Daime Valentine and Lavder Counts Hawaiian songs. Neapolitan Song and Godfrey pieces are also listed with performers Barg er Neapolitan Songw and The Sue Spangled Banner referenced.
Kaneohe won 6 to 0 against Company C in a tented game at the Hitteis Phiyeroune Kanoour on Sunday afternoon. The Kaneohe aggregation led by key players and captains controlled the match, with strong defense and decisive plays sealing the shutout.
An odd contest in a distant town ends with a winner announced amid ornate floral decorations and a paradelike scene. The event centers on the Matson era and exotic references, with prize details and travel notes noted for the journey home.
Fragmented industrial page item notes a price for the Evening Bulletin edition and mentions a reward, with unclear names and details due to OCR garble.
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