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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
5
A distorted OCR page shows a weekly bulletin with scattered names, places, and dates, including references to Warhty Territory of Mowat, Hubley Hevbabeblew Uimaraae, and March dates. The text structure is broken, many lines unreadable, with only fragments of names and events remaining to guide a minimal summary.
A fragmented pledge urges lawmakers to approve appropriations securing teacher pay based on training and experience under existing public instruction rules. The text references a convention in Wattine Vitensinae with remarks by party members and mentions Republican alignment and educational policy aims.
Fragmented notes describe the Agricultural College and its role within federal territory law. References to funding, governance, and possible relations to state or national authority appear, with scattered mentions of named places and institutions. The text suggests historical context for a college linked to territory policy and governmental support.
The notice lists Kent Thurston Avenue Wilder Avenue Matlock Avenue Gulick Avenue Nouanu Avenue Lunalilo Street Kinau Street Beretania Street College Hills Punchbowl Street Tunalilo Street Aloba Lane Beretania Street School Street and Kaimuki, detailing property and lot references for a departmental filing.
A truncated clipping mentions players and teams with unclear actions or outcomes. Entities are partially readable, including a player and team identifiers, but the exact event remains uncertain. The item resembles a brief sports short or entry with fragmentary OCR text.
Fragmented insurance advertisement from The Indemnity Fire Insurance Company of New York lists agents and addresses with garbled names and numbers. Readable details include Fort Street reference and scattered dates, but the overall content is unclear.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and fragments, including possible references to meetings, people such as Mow Fisher and Hawaiian something, and unclear events. The text lacks coherent structure, dates, or a clear main action to summarize.
A compact survey of notable books and figures in literature. Names of authors and publishers appear alongside key themes and genres shaping reading culture.
An Atlanta source virulently warns of tuberculosis as a grave threat, praising anti tuberculosis measures and urging public health action. The piece cites doctors and figures a high death rate, calling for disposal of consumptives’ contaminants and stronger sanitary efforts across states and territories.
OCR fragments describe newsboys at baths, public health warnings, and appeals for Christian reform and moral improvement. It references public concerns about consumptives, juvenile behavior, and a proposal to unite communities under religious teaching for family and school welfare. The text also notes a change of management at a livery and stable business.
Bargain sale offers one acre fenced and grassed land with a six room house and stable in good location with fine view. Priced at 2100.00, a value for this neighborhood.
A libel suit contends Chow Yorn and Chow Yuen misused boycott funds tied to a factional dispute. It alleges four subscribers paid toward the fund but funds were not forwarded to the treasurer and were instead handled by committee members, who then sought repayment from headquarters. Representation is by B A Douthitt.
In a report on the stock dispute between Hae walian Carriage Co and Schuman's company for an accounting, yesterday an error claimed the complaint expended 4015.48 in stock purchases. The complaint shows that the amount was spent buying a portion of the Pacific Vehicle and Supply Co stock, with which Schuman has no connection.
A Hawaii Territory bill proposed by Dowsett seeks to reform teacher employment by allowing the Department to appoint and remove substitutes in public schools. It provides that married women entitled to support from a husband able to support may still be employed as teachers in districts with populations over 15 000, subject to certain conditions and exemptions.
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