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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
2
A dense OCR filled with local event notices and ad copy. It mentions deposits for votes deadline, upcoming meetings, school activities, theatre and lecture notes, weather mentions, travel plans, wedding and obit hints, and various community announcements including committees, auctions, and social events across multiple locales.
Civil unrest spreads in Southern France as dynamite found along rail lines and telegraph lines cut.Wine growers, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, vow nonpayment of taxes until government action ends adulteration. They threaten broader resistance if authorities fail to act, creating grave tension for the government and prompting mobilization of troops.
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt asking Congress to release China from indemnity payments linked to the Boxer uprising. The figure cited is eleven million dollars already paid, with further balance of twenty five million discussed involving Allen & Allen and Port Gamble lumber interests.
Harbin reports a skirmish between Cossacks and bandits on the Mongolian frontier. Several Cossacks were killed in the clash and fighting continues with possible casualties on both sides.
June 18 report details multiple sunstroke deaths with sparse fragments. Names and places are unclear in the damaged text, but the item notes fatalities from sunstroke and mentions Londos and Jobe in a terse public notice context.
The article details committees and leaders chosen to organize a Fourth of July celebration. Col. Jones, Joli Effinger, and Sam Parker were named to lead, with subcommittees for finance, decoration, salutes, and music. The group planned urgent fireworks procurement and arranged future meetings, with several ships and steamers listed for port arrivals and departures ahead of the event.
A list reports vessels Kumerie Kinau and other steamers arriving from Pun shal Lota Hawaii and Molokai routes with passenger names including Mrs Eaton, Miss Peck, Miss Vale, Rev Fenn, Miss Hall and many others bound for San Francisco Kanal ports Panahan Molokai. Also notes Kumerie Kinau calls and Orient voyage on S S Asta with G G Guild and W S Lowe on June 18.
The notice explains first quarter moon tides on June 18 and that ship times derive from the U S Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. It states Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours 40 minutes slower than Greenwich Mean Time, aligned to meridian 157 degrees 30 minutes, with a 1:30 p.m. whistle. It also notes sun and moon data for local time across the group.
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