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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1907
Page
8
The readable portion mentions a graduated income bill introduction and references several named individuals and institutions. It hints at a legislative proposal involving income measures and university or public figures. The fragmentary text provides no clear outcome, dates, or locations.
Weather section notes Honolulu conditions with wind direction ENE and speeds near 10 to 20 mph. Forecast references 24 hour movement, humidity, and temperature ranges, though OCR yields many garbled terms. Official forecast uncertainty described by weather bureau section director.
A public debate reveals tensions between a Board of Supervisors and police accountability. An official defends police independence, citing two years of service and recent arrests in the city, while criticizing funding constraints. The discussion includes references to governance and recent statements on law enforcement duties.
By authority a fire prohibition is issued for a period of fire season months in the Waialua inland district of Oahu. The order bans starting fires for brush and grass burning without written permission from the district fire warden. It covers boundaries described by Waialua district lines and adjacent areas, with penalties for violations during heavy winds. The notice is signed by Ralph B. Hosmer, chief fire warden, and dated March 19, 1907, Honolulu.
A lengthy report lists entrants and results from a Hawaii track meet featuring numerous runners and relay squads. The document names competitors like Hopkins, Townsend, Lyman, Cooper, and McCandrews among many others, along with event highlights such as sprints, hurdles, and a mile walk, and notes official observers and judges.
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