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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
2
A vintage advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ills. It features testimonials from Lena Henry and Adagio Ga claiming relief from gynecological pain and nervous prostration, urging readers to write Mrs. Pinkham for free advice.
The Bulletin lists assorted town news and notices from Molokai and Maui. Arrivals include Gen J Campbell and J Thurlow aboard the Royal Antex clippers, with reference to the Claudine and Clawtine journeys. There are mentions of local figures, shipping books for sale, and police matters involving Shika Honda and Frank Peterson plus fines and delays.
An atmosphere of peace and calm hangs over territorial government buildings as officials seemingly rest from duties. Absence of the Governor and reduced hustle allow officials to relax, with hints that salaries may be raised or cut while the court remains asleep.
The article discusses potential nominees for Road man positions in the Legislature. It mentions Charlie Aohi as a suggested name, notes uncertainty about acceptance, and clarifies erroneous reports that Leon Btraue declined. It also references Lyle Dickey and I. a Sutton as possible contenders and states no official appointment has been made. Blank books are advertised as produced by the Bulletin Publishing Company.
In Washington Missouri murky text indicates a claim of impeachment action against federal judges. Names and specifics are garbled. The note references a person from Miami and unusual phrases about a trial or procedure without clear dates or outcomes.
In a May 6 dispatch from Constantinople details of Abdul Hamid's fortune are reported. The ex-Sultan is said to hold around £6,000,000 in foreign banks, with supporters backing the wealth and a move to secure the funds under scrutiny. The article notes the financial maneuvering and political interest surrounding the money.
Colonel Bellinger of the corps has been ordered to Manila to meet with colleagues and proceed to St Louis as part of a broader transport and command plan. The message references a Prancisco ban and a sequence of movements for signed officers amid ongoing military arrangements.
May era revolutionists rally to topple the Shar, with Teneran factions and other groups vowing action, as reports indicate plans to challenge the Persian leadership amid regional unrest.
A cluttered page lists rental ads for a six room cottage and furnished rooms, plus notices of sales, reduced prices, and new stock at Honolulu businesses. Included are drug, hardware, coal, and transportation services with contact details and small business pitches.
Wailuku-bound procession features Chief W J Coelho of the Wab Juku Fire Department with the old Chinese volunteers engine Maunakes, guiding through Heretania Street to the wharf while officials discuss fire department reforms and past prize contests. Also noted are updates on Chief Thurston, vagrancy charges, and a minor railway incident with Conductor Kyan.
The upcoming production features a complex plot of arrest, a wife’s motive, a general’s march, and a comic twist. George Herwondoe stars with Lawrence Muderworl in the Drtand Cut ting. Elven by the Cotorny ant May Collis, two hours of entertainment promised.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous ships and arrivals with dates in May including Manila bound vessels, Katina, Katmiluul, and others. Mentions Honolulu Seattle and Tacoma routes, plus cargo notes and vessel names, but most names and details are garbled.
A laborer named Chin Sy, a Chinese haven worker, fell and died after a fall on a damp yard near the new Catholic mission. An inquest will be held at the Police Station to determine the cause of death.
A fragmentary report indicates Hawaiians lead a death roll amid an era of widespread mortality. The piece mentions mortality figures across multiple regions and references a board presenting data on deaths, with several place names and personal identifiers garbled in OCR.
A garbled report describes a planned disruption involving workers and a scheme to cause delays. It references a telephone threat, a crowd gathering and alleged felons, with mentions of locations and office contact numbers for the Bulletin.
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