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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1909
Page
6
A garbled report from Maui County Jail concerns a guard and county issues. The text references confinement, transfers, and legal actions involving a guard and other named entities amid unclear context.
Fragmented historical notice reports a habeas corpus case proceeding with a hearing date and mentions related figures and legal actions. The text references authorities and names in a disrupted format, signaling ongoing court activity and procedural details without coherent narrative.
A notice of a grand sheriff sale describes property to be sold by executor under a writ issued in Hamilton County. The sale lists items including household goods and a small stock of tools as part of the estate settlement with proceeds to satisfy claims and expenses.
A local broker lists a phone contact 612 and Po Box 528 for stock and bond services, inviting inquiries about investment options and market guidance.
The readable fragment lists a sugar quotation of 3.9 percent or 7240 dollars per ton, amid numerous garbled tokens and partial names. Other readable items include percentages and monetary figures, but the surrounding text is heavily corrupted and lacks coherent context or full attributions.
Vague transit note shows disrupted text with passengers and fare figures. Names, places, dates, or clear events are not readable, leaving an unclear report of a trip or schedule update and associated costs.
Fragmented ad copy describes goods like wheat, oysters, jugs, and tea at a market cafe. Mentions orders, beverages, and a “Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin” with mailing details and pricing.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice or court summary with disjointed names and terms. It mentions peace, court, and various scattered proper nouns, suggesting a formal resolution or decree amid unclear context and garbled lines.
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