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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1907
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists an event schedule with dates and venues. Names such as L. J. Wolf and A. Jacobson appear alongside references to meetings, a hall, and a weekly Saturday evening gathering. Readable entities include Tanoldook Sh Je and Port td teretonia, but many items are garbled.
In Jade De Bolt court Milverton asked that Holle progeal be entered after a key witness Ayan differed between stand and earlier statements. Judge Te Bow commended Milverton for fairness and justice, noting the deputy attorney general’s proper course and duty to prosecute.
Partial OCR shows references to moon phases and times. It mentions May 4th, Hawaiian standard time versus Greenwich, and a 1:30 pm whistle for a game. Local time alignment and a meridian of 167 30 appear, but text is garbled and lacks complete context or a clear event.
The governor supports deploying the National Guard and aims to align Hawaii militia with U S Revised Laws Section 181. Col Johnson and officers pursue high proficiency at Camp Taft and Camp Perry, with strong praise for the tempo of practice and dedication of the troops.
The article details the founding of a Photographie Society with officers and committees named. At a public meeting, Mir Gartley requested outlines for the organization and sealons of the society to secure photographs. Members including Howard Hitchcock and Francis Guy spoke in favor, a committee was appointed to draft by laws, and officers were elected with a call for further action by Chairman Garey.
A new Department of Agriculture regulation requires cattle and horses entering Honolulu to present certificates of vaccination or tuberculin tests unless a competent report shows impracticability. The rule, approved by the Governor, takes effect at once and violations are deemed a serious offense.
Children’s fancy dancing exhibition by Mrs Mary Gunn’s class is set for tomorrow afternoon. A large audience is expected. Hemkitd reservations are heavy and can be made by telephone at Wail Nichols Co. No box plan will be available at the Opors House tomorrow at 1:22 or the show will start promptly at 2 o’clock.
Hist divi the ages of the Senators who just finished on six Tuesday sessions in the legislative file of Hawaii. George C Hewitt 62 J K Gandy 68 Brwa 57 JOM Dowsett 40 C D Mccarthy 43 RH Makekau 40 Satu Coelho 3 PP Woods d Laune Ay-Cilingworth gh
The Girl from Texas draws a crowded house at the Orpheum and tonight the comedy New York bay by bay opens with lively city life scenes and colorful street types. Acts include sausage vendor hawker newsboy sailor and more with appearances by Nethie Hattery and others. The program also features Where the Silvery Colorado Wonders and the American Girl with Gorton Osborne as Prince Aly. Box office opens daily 1010 to 10.
Salil Benator Coelho notes the plan for a large entertainment committee to host Congressmen. The executive committee will handle heavy work and ensure a welcoming, well-timed reception. Members listed include Kepoikal as chairman and Keola as secretary among many others.
Arrived items include pork from Bena and Wan, listed with odd codes and a summer reference. No clear event or context provided beyond receipt notes and incomplete phrases.
The Medertl Grand Jun has indicted a crew on six counts and arrested them. Arraignments are set for next Tuesday. Three indictments remain secret and not yet arresting. Two indictments allege Edmunds Act violations. Lan Yip faces adultery with Su Heong and peonage charges with Su Shee. Sin Heong allegedly held in peonage by the Yips. An additional indictment accuses Isa bella Salamanca and Nectario J. Luis of adultery.
The passage notes that after the Legislature ends the Secretary must send copies of laws and journals to the President and Senate President and House Speaker. A disputed act known as House Bill 213 faces possible mandamus action by Counties to force publication. The Governor and Secretary see the issue as pivotal for tax allocation between Counties and the Territory as funds determine local government operations.
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