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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1907
Page
2
Fragmented text from a historical page details political maneuvering on education reform, schooling hours, and civic controls. It mentions a strike, city logistics, and legislative amendments, with debates on curfew, juvenile welfare, and a planned public works project. Names and dates are fragmented.
Officials report a high level conference with the President planned in Washington March to discuss national rail policy and proposed freight modernization with key railroad leaders attending from major lines.
The report covers House discussions on funding road construction in the District of Pana and related public works, with mentions of committee actions and proposed appropriations. It notes health department tests at the Young Hotel and a visit by Kaleiven, plus petitions on doctor salaries, visitor settlements, and tax penalties.
Fragmentary shipping note cites United States Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. Describes times for tides and currents, using Greenwich meridian as reference. Mentions time whistle at 1:80 p.m. and local solar time adjustments, with inconsistencies likely from OCR.
Fragmentary report lists names such as Malind Law Shaner Covee MiaWi Hawiporte and Mae 26 with a note of arrival from Kathun. Details are unreadable. no clear event, date, or location beyond a March 1 reference.
Fragmented OCR item mentions a march date and travel details with unreadable names and destinations, including a port or start point and a departure to a city. The readable bits point to a transit style notice with a possible schedule entry and local names, but details are incomplete.
List of vessels and captains arriving from San Francisco and Honolulu including Ves A. Thomas from San Francisco and Mikahala Gregory from Kawai. Sailings listed for Makne well 90m Lime and Kaual parts Molokal. Also notes alt routes to Seattle and Hawaii ports with multiple names and crews.
The marriage of Helen Pam Freitas and Philip Freitas was annulled by Judge Robinson this morning on petition by Hasval Pua. Helen, aged 14 years and 8 months, was deemed too young to assume wife and mother duties, having married February 23 without her mother’s consent. She will return home and await further guidance.
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