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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR mentions a New York national guard organization with many millionaires, plus references to individuals like Young and Ragen. Content is garbled but implies a military or elite group context and possible training or leadership notes.
A wartime era write up notes rising anti Japanese sentiment in Japan and among Allied observers. It mentions Tokyo papers reporting mobilization and calls for broader resistance, with references to domestic policy and international tensions shaping public opinion.
Fragmented local item notes paper sales at the Bulletin office and cheap goods. Mentions carriages, auto repairs, and a forthcoming meeting of a university commission. Foreign names and events appear garbled, with scattered references to fire alarms and Japanese general Uyeno.
A fragmented late 19th century shopping page notes new prices and goods at stores on King Street and South King Street in Honolulu. Advertisements tout footwear from Mes A. R. King's shop, household wares, fabrics, and general merchandise with calls for Mothers to order and attend closing exercises.
A Denver May 4 report notes Gravety get Henry pilayer DD Jobatera ta Newborg and a Presbyterian gathering. Speakers include Dr. W. Cochran of New York and Judson Swift DD of New York, with plans for a vesper service and a memorial oration. The bulletin lists attendees and editorial rooms details.
A garbled OCR string appears with scattered names places and phrases. The text reads like a distorted newspaper fragment with no clear event or cohesive report. Entities and dates are obscured leaving only partial terms and stray letters.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions boats in a harbor and scattered names and terms. The garbled lines resemble a historical news card noting maritime activity or a local harbor scene with unclear proper nouns and places.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered names and phrases about Coast Mail 10 with no coherent events or clear entities. The readable bits hint at a railway or mail line, but key details and outcomes are missing. No verifiable persons or organizations beyond generic terms can be established from the fragment.
Fragmentary bulletin notes an alleged forger brought from Hild. Details are incomplete with garbled names and unclear affiliations, including references to a metallurgical context and a possible public notice.
The readable parts hint at scattered names and places across an OCR fragment. It mentions Winnie, Abe, and various foreign strings, with no coherent event or clear entities forming a real narrative.
The Secu Wrens signed a $100 deal involving a gout motor launch and repair work at Charles D. Walker and Machine Works on South Street. The transaction, tied to Pomplaie Pier, describes setup at Ring 8t, with operations nearby.
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