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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
5
A noisy jumble of local notices and weather chatter outlines need for workers and services. Names, places, and dates blur into a dated community snapshot with scattered references to farms, towers, and civic items.
Eleven prisoners are arraigned amid a sweeping case involving multiple suspects. The defendants face charges including felonious theft, burglary, and related offenses as detectives pursue further evidence and potential indictments.
An advertisement touts a cigar blending one half Hawaiian and one half Havana tobacco. It claims the fusion equals or surpasses high grade Havana cigars and notes availability through unspecified sellers.
An unnamed French steamer was fined 810 pounds or 280 enas for offenses noted by Inspector Brown. The vessel, detained at the port, faced penalties after authorities found failing to comply with licensing and safety rules. The master vowed compliance and restitution as enforcement continued.
The Mid-Pacific Institute advances toward higher learning with a planned campus at Moat one road site. The institute plans two divisions for girls and boys, featuring a strong emphasis on character and education, aiming to become a leading Hawuan institution.
A fragmented item describes a scene with a girl, a bee, and farm observations tied to remedies and an exterminator. Mention of The Heeptelity Co and Detroit hints at a sample offer tied to pest control. The text reads as garbled OCR with unclear dates or names but centers on a bee related mishap and remedy.
A dense OCR reads a long list of names and titles including Wilder, Cooke, Wilson, Baker, Layton, Atwell, Kinball, Kimball, Morley, Menton, Melcford, Thomas, Brown, and others. The fragment suggests a local roster or attendance roll or committee listing with many individuals and phrases but no complete context or action.
Fragmented OCR records a lengthy upsurge of named entities including Hattie, Hawaii, and various committees. The text sketches immigration policy, public works funding, and legislative debate with numerous named offices, leaders, and commissions, hinting at a broad governmental discussion and proposed amendments.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a salary matter involving individuals or entities, but readability is severely damaged making specific names, dates, or facts unclear.
The note explains Moog Maneab time differences using United States Coast and Geodetic Survey data. It states Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours behind Greenwich, with longitude 167 degrees 20 minutes referencing meridian markings. The whistle at 1 90 p.m. corresponds to Greenwich time, clarifying local versus Greenwich notation.
Fragmented readable names and terms suggest a local notice or society column. It mentions dates like May 15 and a Saturday, names such as Alamein, Crain Bain, Freeman, Kina, and Neleon, plus unclear references to places and events. The garbled text hinders clear reconstruction.
The readable text lists handlers and horses or participants with times and venues such as 5 p.m., March 1, and names including Marele Ve VOM, Mongolia, Hathaway, Parker, and San Francisco. Many items are garbled, but references to entrants, assignments, and schedules suggest a racing card or meet lineup with multiple pairs and entries.
Sime IWaluni a private from Mtolokal Mal Laval pari is reported to have died early in Stine WG Hall S Thang from AKoualwri in Vw WOrULE with the notice indicating a forthcoming deadline for formal action and arrangements.
Fragmented telegraph style message describes an effort to raise funds and arrange special transport from Chicago to Washington for a party delegation. It notes negotiations with trunk lines for party rates, a special transport to bring members and wives, and accompaniment by Mr. McClellan to organize arrangements. References to Secretary Tal, Me Hepburn, and Me Burton imply a congressional context and timing tied to troop movements and logistics.
Easter fashion note invites readers to visit and choose from a remarkably varied spring suiting assortment. The shop touts its reputation and promises correct styles and good quality as part of the seasonal display.
Within the next two weeks two of the largest oil steamers ever seen here will arrive. The Porter, a new steamer from Newport News Shipbuilding Co. with fuel oil cargo for Pacific Oil Transportation Co., is due about April 1. The Santis musta, the large oil tank from Calon Oil Co., should arrive even earlier. Neither vessel has been in service long and both will visit for the first time.
In hereby given that the Jutelars Committee will hold a meeting at the Renate Chamber on Mirvel TR oF Aarahoek. Howie Hue not a topic. Within the district, interested persons are invited to be present. W. C. Smith, Chair, Judiciary Committee.
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