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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows a bichrome mix of place names, numbers, and stray phrases with a final line noting Latest sugar quotation 3.62 cents or 7940 per ton. The readable facts are sparse and appear to record market data, prices, and supplier names in a cluttered format.
A late 19th century report describes a Chinese corpse found on vacant land. Details note identification of remains, suspected cause, and a coroner’s investigation. Authorities name pathologist and county investigator, with the death considered suspicious pending further autopsy findings.
A fragmented OCR page lists varied items including paper sales at the Bulletin office oysters and lobsters at a travel cafe, and mentions California food and science topics. It references John Hefterjestron and a roomtoor Warmer Ht Bersstiving CMe Fy TEE Hho A. The text mixes product notices with unrelated names and dates, presenting a chaotic local notice page.
An unruly crowd gathers as political factions clash over land use and regulatory authority. Key figures such as George Duneker and Adolph Coreen lead petitions while neighbors protest potential relocations and the need for clearer zoning and safety measures. Local officials vow hearings and tighter oversight.
Incomplete OCR text shows damaged lines about a case or hearing with names and locations but readable facts are minimal. The fragment mentions a neighbor, a hallway disturbance, and an event tied to a Monday morning, though specifics are obscured.
A fragmented report describes a U S revenue check on a winery with unclear lines of authority and several misread items. The text mentions inspectors, timing, and the need to verify details amid inconsistent spelling and garbled names.
In a fragmentary notice from WV claims no interest are stated. The document references a court matter at Van Hole and AN Camptieil, a group named Celt ttrawa and Mucilist nets Nawabi Hilo Sagar Coppouy. The Suan Court is mentioned with a meeting and nominee discussion.
A Punahou reunion recounts early school days and the spring influence on the institution. Huw jinn ends his address and unveils an inscription honoring Punahou Clarence HH. Cooke. Alumni, led by Nine tMuanked, applaud the dedication as baseball games form between the school team and alumni captained by Alfred Castle.
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