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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
2
A garbled page summarizes local notices and events including school items, court mentions, shop updates, and civic notes. References to meetings, police and immigration cases, transport and public works, and assorted ads appear with many names and places obscured.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention an April first event with brewing and Malin Ho. Hive euelinted hot to put on the Heck Thoer line, suggesting a seasonal promotion. It hints at the market impact and timing but lacks clear details or names.
Fragmentary page text reports disturbances in Alexandria with multiple incidents. References mention a palace, a landowner, a university setting, and a series of fires or attacks across a city, leaving dozens injured or killed and prompting official response.
Feheran report describes unrest amid Sebxe province near Hoaidoy as Ruwilan forces clashed with rebels. Sporadic incidents indicate strain on local order with unclear leadership and ongoing subversion attempts. Caseload and casualties remain unconfirmed.
St Petersburg March 26 News reports that drumhead court martial trials are unpopular. A clash in March 26 between pallor and negroes led to three Negro deaths and fatalities among a policeman a Negro and a drummer.
March 20 in New York the lunacy commission conducted an inquiry into Harry Thaw. Court officials included Morgan O'Brien Peter Olney and Dr Rut who attended the proceedings.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Fur Chorrie proposes primaries be held in Ohio to choose the state’s Presidential elector for the national ticket. The plan seeks a formal process to determine the party’s candidate.
Report from Fangier dated March 26 describes growing excitement and unrest in Morocco against foreigners. The article mentions court proceedings in San Franses Ane and references dangerous rumors tied to an earthquake variety, with names Sehoitz and Ruta appearing in the bulletin.
Arrived Wednesday night at 8p with Bally PF Whitney, Gootutar from Nanaim on a 28 day schedule. Mend at 10:80 a.m. Buns Helena Neleon from bie bart, 180 pn. Sime Mikatinia Gregory from Kawell Bleek at 6:40 a.m. a-ne.
A squib on immigration funding questions notes McCarthy’s Territory plan and doubts about broad based immigration appropriations. Planters object to an income tax aimed at high earners, preferring a property tax on wealthier belts. They argue it would target those benefiting from migration and be fairer. The piece references ledgers and art works from the Bulletin Pub Johins Company.
We invite you to visit our shop and view a fine assortment of Styne spring suitings. Choose from correct styles with a good fit and enjoy the reassurance of a reputation you can trust.
Mariners warned of changes at Paukit Point Light Station near Konaha Point in Honolulu Harbor. A wooden tower 26 feet high had its light removed on March 20 1907 and the lantern is now a detached 166 foot above water, 32.7 feet above ground, with a white lantern and red roof, posted by the Light-House Board under Commander J F Carter U S N.
On a Saturday night in Kapaa a pale light illuminated cane fields along the road from the race track. A large fire burned about eighty acres of cane before a ten-man force could contain it. Next morning the burning area, distant from any camp, showed little immediate damage as the mill resumed grinding on Monday. The cause remains unknown. Blank books and ledgers were noted as products of the Bulletin Publishing Company.
Adjourned annual meeting of the Civic Federation of Honolulu to be held at M. A. Hall Thursday evening March 2X. The public is invited. Agenda includes annual reports and election of officers. Ad rem.
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