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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1909
Page
3
The Bulletin advertises twelve hundred sheets of good paper for twenty five cents. Other notices mention Royal meals, Moana hotel, travel to volcanic sites, and various local happenings from a Hawaii newspaper page.
New Orleans report states 75 Porto Ricans arrived today en route to Hawaii to work on plantations. Additional workers are expected to follow to Maui as projects continue.
City of Mexico June 21 reports negotiations toward a personal talks between President Taft and President Diaz to discuss the long border line between the United States and Mexico. Neither leader would commit to public appearances before a formal accord.
A confused entry reports Ellif Sigel buried in New York in June, detailing a tragedy involving a Chinese suspect and multiple partial names. The note mentions a court arrest and a planned protest while a mother mourns a child amid chaotic recollection.
Fragmentary text reports Fairbanks staying in Korea amid unrest, with phrases about diplomacy and leadership. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references a notable figure’s involvement in Korea and a scheduled arrival or meeting with authorities.
Fragmented OCR text shows sailing announcements with departure lists, routes, and dates, mentioning ships and places such as Victoria and China. The garbled content references various names, ports, and journeys, presenting a snapshot of travel notices and maritime schedules from a historical newspaper page.
Fragmented OCR text listing foreign port details, travel times, airline mentions, and scattered proper nouns. The legible items include scattered names such as Vienna, Menara, and A We Biewyert, with references to dates and detentions, but the intended events are obscured by garbled wording.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a new arrival saves a struggling backfield unit. Walter Kier and Conan Nb are named in the incident with jawing onlookers and a tense moment near the goal line. The event disrupts practice and leaves team members wary of further confrontations.
Fragmentary text indicates a suspected man expected to confess as investigators pursue a case. The sequence mentions a death at a location described as Heine Wetheritt and references to a Deft and Nat, with uncertain details about the event and authorities. Further readable fragments point to an ongoing, unresolved inquiry with no confirmed statements.
A county notice seeks bidder materials from local suppliers. The Thayer Plano Co hotel area advertises goods and services. Kerrs department store promotes fashion items and a spring sale. Silva’s ToRger y offers travel canines and new merchandise. The Harrison building location on Berotania Avenue hosts the latest arrivals.
A report from yesterday notes the bark Aldon Hews surrendering after carrying obla wood from Hite port. The ship cannot carry more than half a cant due to weight limits. The flagship Marana Kea Capt Freeman departs for Hilo with a large crowd aboard. The Kinny and Mil Kata steamers head to Kauai Molokai and Mani ports this afternoon. The Cablaship Florence Wart prepares for its annual run to Midway and will take supplies for the island store.
A passenger list includes Porenvi Ritu Gregory ter Kani Heine and many others aboard ships bound for diverse destinations. Names cover a wide range of travelers with references to Canadian Australian and American routes and multiple vessels signal departure and travel, with dates around late June.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Chiquitita 15 with unclear destination Hawaii and other unclear names. The passage appears to describe performances or arrangements, but many words are garbled. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes emerge.
Rail line repairs and traffic adjustments began yesterday on the new road project near Kinley High School. Temporary conditions will affect routes for several blocks as crews set up barriers and detours.
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