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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
11
Fragmented OCR reveals a legal notice or court record noting a man selling his wife for ten dollars and later seeking a higher price. The text references names such as Bertin and Hieron with scattered mentions of public figures, locations, and dates. The garbled lines hint at a wartime or local court proceeding and a request for further bids or compensation.
Fragmentary OCR item lists several individuals and entities, including Wood, Dave Hacford, Serene and Collinge, Tetuna Pye, and ROU Serind, with scattered surnames and titles. Readable details are insufficient to determine event or action.
A fragmented OCR item cites miners demanding action at Nome amid protests. Names, dates, and locations are garbled. the piece mentions unions, firms, and possible wage or safety demands, with no coherent timeline or outcome due to damaged source text.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a foreign policy debate with mentions of Europe, the United States, and diplomacy. Names and places are corrupted, but the piece appears to discuss tensions in southern Europe, Alliance politics, and potential responses from Washington and European capitals.
A vivid fragment describes Shetlanders confronting gulls near Lavell in a coastal area. The scene includes local figures and places like Shetland, Ryerson, Fannin, Lanwick, and a tower, with curious chatter about names and events.
By authority a contract is announced for furnishing a power patrol unit for Hemululu City and County police departments. The document outlines procurement scope, delivery, equipment, and compliance requirements, with terms for bidding, evaluation, and performance standards as of the noted issue date.
Fragmentary OCR text references sealed tends and procedural terms, with scattered proper names including locations and possible people. The legibility is insufficient to determine a clear event, outcome, or role of entities. The fragment preserves no coherent facts to summarize beyond indicating a sealed process or case.
The First Circuit Court of the Territory of Hawaii holds terms in Honolulu. Public works superintendent Marat Campbell files petitions against multiple defendants including Parker Woods and others, directing response within twenty days and scheduling a January term at 1 o clock. Witness signatures, court clerk notes, and official seals conclude the document dated February 2011.
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