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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
11
Far from clear in this fragmented column, readers note debates on transportation policy in Mali and San Francisco ties, while city officials in Pittsburgh face marginal influence amid ongoing lobbying. The piece references Frank Harvey for Delegate in Honolulu and comments on opera house offerings and ship industires shaping local business sentiment.
A heated argument urges a thorough inquiry into foreign interests shaping United States commerce. The piece claims investigation will reveal how national shipping policies disadvantage the American merchant marine and empower foreign stevedores, asserting new efforts to restore control of the U.S. trade.
Fragmented OCR reveals Kansas political turmoil with Hart in doubt and W H Bryan promising support for a governor candidate. Republicans, miners, and machine interests align against Stubbs, while Me Maye backs Stubs under pressure from party factions.
A New York attorney and a judge clash in a western New York town over a donkey tied to a farm dispute. The courtroom scene features the animal braying during testimony as the lawyer argues his case and the judge uses humor to calm the disruption. A farmhand and a kindly woman witness the odd confrontation.
A long excerpt discusses the prevalence of physical defects among schoolchildren, noting that more than half examined showed issues such as vision problems and dental concerns. The text emphasizes the impact on education, the need for testing, and the potential for correction with medical and educational intervention. It cites authorities and calls for attention to future health and schooling outcomes.
An unreadable OCR segment mentions a person named Wakeling and a meeting with uncertain details. It appears to reference a date or event but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes for a fuller summary.
We are offering for fall particulars recording this property, tee details pending. Property addressed for recording, prospective buyers invited to inquire for specifics and terms.
A scrambled report outlines the Holt Case 15 with references to the investigation, defense strategy, and alleged evidence. Names and places are jumbled, but the article hints at a legal charge, defense challenges, and procedural details amid a contested trial timeline.
A fragmented March sports page shows scattered names and vague scores across cities like Vancouver San Francisco and San Lu Ballo. Many legible items appear truncated and uncertain indicating a damaged listing with partial event data and athlete mentions.
Easter services are scheduled at Central Union Church and Christian Church. Readings, sermons, and choir performances feature Rev. Preaman D Hosard at Central Union and Kantor services led by Byron L. Perkins with The Men’s Choir. Services include morning worship, Sunday school, and evening program, with music by choral groups and soloists.
Fragmented OCR describes Holy Communion services at Andrew's Cathedral with a priest Rev W Vlas leading a Lent observance. It notes a celebrant, choir or clergy names, and multiple mentions of a Sunday service and weekday observances. It reads as a partial church schedule with references to Te Deum and congregational prayers.
A reading by Dr. Burdette at Waialua drew a large audience on Saturday afternoon. The distinguished lecturer spoke with dramatic power, addressing themes of science, health, and progress, capturing attention with vivid anecdotes and forceful expressions.
A fragmented report details a police court session with Guilty pleas and cases against Chinese individuals. Proceedings reference a February and March timeline, courtroom appearances, and a request for funds or bail as lawyers argue over alleged employment and a disturbance on the coast.
A court in Los Angeles schedules hearings on the estate of Tans Cheng Boy and the administration of Fong Cheng Boy with Ryan H. Lee as administrator. The May 2 hearing invites all interested parties to present why the probate should not be granted and to show cause with proof of claims or objections.
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