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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text discusses law violation, civil rights, and wartime policy. Mentions Pearl Harbor, living standards, water supply, and labor, with references to Japanese preference and neutrality. Concludes with a note about tone and the tone of the piece.
A wary note reports the shy administration or allied group attending an approved event. The attendance includes Heal Ta gbelatiires or joined the Con Rte as part of the official gathering. No further names or concrete places are provided in the readable text.
An analysis of tariff policy and its impact on wages and prices discusses how tariff changes affect cost of living. It cites government figures from 1907 showing shifts in taxation, duties paid, and the burden borne by U United States consumers. The piece notes discrepancies between duties assessed and revenue collected, highlighting economic pressures on the public.
The governor writes to Mukeo Sugar Company proposing an exchange of valuable lands belonging to the Iroanites. Details are unclear due to damaged text but refer to a proposed land swap and political maneuvering. The record mentions objections from officials and legal figures and questions about approval and motives.
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A damaged OCR fragment describes a proposed additions tax of or $205,000.00 tied to a decision by the United States House committee and a judge Gary in the United States. It mentions the Ways and Means Committee and a corporation, with references to payments and location yet unclear.
The fragment describes a dining scene with patrons and waiters at a place on Agta Lane. It mentions plans, a gaming card moment, and a reporter’s note about the Nip and a Hally tin person. The text is garbled but suggests a social setting with conversation and observations by staff and proprietor.
The note promotes wearing a slip under a princess dress and offers white slips priced at 3 4 6 dollars. It also lists corset covers and drawers in all sizes with coat prices from 2 25 to 3 50, and mentions an art needlework exhibition upstairs before the holiday.
Fragmented report details scattered incidents across several districts. Attacks draw minimal attention while residents contend with safety fears and confusion. Local authorities struggle to address complaints and coordinate responses amid rising tensions.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and roles across a strike leadership roster. Names include Hyeweing fusion, J Hben Muute, Hie venti, Mantle of Dewite, H.Ravnert, Water Starbird, Beart Hore, Kuster, J. Kahos, Mon, Papalt Hey, Olive Chevient, Reehert, Goarke Meyer, Franc, Mukanul, Henry PM, Rudiet Crk, John Byawn, Silva, and others, suggesting coverage of organizers, speakers, and participants in a strike context.
Readable fragments describe a wartime incident centered on a ship or convoy. Named entities are scarce in the text. The piece hints at danger, disruption, and possible loss as forces engage near a port. The tone remains neutral and reporting oriented despite garbled OCR.
Fragments describe a postal office financial shortfall and ensuing confusion. Mentions of staff names and unnamed meetings hint at investigations and potential reassignment, with residents awaiting clarity on service disruptions in the city.
Fragmented OCR text discusses changing trade patterns and market signals, mentioning cotton, prices, and selling dynamics. It references dates, figures, and entities in a garbled way, suggesting a historical note on commerce and consumer demand without clear individuals or places.
Fragmented OCR text discusses collecting Hawaii birth records and mentions departments and officials. It references the process for gathering data, names a few officials generically, and notes duties for clerks within a registrar or studio system. The legible parts indicate archival duties rather than a coherent report of events.
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