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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1897
Page
4
The Honolulu Chinese colony celebrated the opening of a hospital for their sick and injured, signaling adoption of Western care practices amid a hope for broader cultural harmony. Speakers, including Mr. Damon, stressed advancing toward the ideal of human brotherhood as a measure of civilization.
The text presents a fragmented excerpt with garbled lines and nonsensical phrases about poetry and perception. It references names like Agnes Ropplier and Helen while mixing irregular words, suggesting OCR errors. The piece seems literary with questions about understanding others and perception, not a clear narrative.
A garbled excerpt discusses women, industry, and labor, urging restraint and steady work while questioning hunger and happiness. It mentions kings, value, and money, with unclear references to prices and exchange. The passage presents a fragmented,-poorly legible view of economic limits and social expectations.
A garbled report describes an oven issue with bitter flavors and sooty residues. It mentions a tasting that defies expectation, noting a change in flavor after soaking and a claim of careful scientific or hygienic handling. The text hints at a suspect method and uncertain outcomes.
A damaged fragment notes a King Bros window display not attracting attention and mentions a portrait not of any person present. The garbled text references Wel and Chik Owed and Lewes but provides no coherent facts or names to clarify the event or location.
The article reports on Butler and Rabe extradition delays, Butler's claim of a Sydney defense through a staged mine incident, and the U.S. contempt proceedings against his attorneys. It recounts sightings in Honolulu and San Francisco, Ashley and Conway connections, and Butler adopting the alias Lee Weller to flee justice. Also covered are Hawaiian Baseball League meetings and Maui team considerations for 1897, with schedules, officers, and rules discussions.
A plantation manager writes to the Pacific Hardware Co. praising the Secretary Dise Plow. He reports delaying his note to confirm its performance, notes it is now plowing a field slowly yet effectively, and anticipates strong results from the thorough plowing.
At short notice, the notice urges readers to avoid delays by letting the service handle card orders. It claims faster turnaround, comparable pricing, and equal or better quality versus overseas options, offering convenience without extra cost to the customer.
A Hawaii College student urges his father to buy a Rambler bicycle for his sister, praising the wheel’s durability and low cost. He notes tires wear slowly and travel from Cleveland to Honolulu tests durability, while dealer claims Rambler uses the reliable G J tire, with limited imitations. The agency promises guaranteed authenticity.
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