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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
5
Readable lines describe a civic matter or event with no clear names or dates. The text is garbled and lacks definable entities or outcomes to summarize into a complete card. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper headline and summary.
A veteran Montreal officer reports nasal catarrh causing deafness improved after using Peruna. He describes years of failed treatments, then partial hearing recovery after trying Peruna, and urges readers to obtain the Life booklet for usage instructions. Wholesale Hawaii suppliers listed for retail trade.
The readable fragments mention names and terms that resemble a historical or literary passage. It hints at a tale or dialogue with references to a convition like event and a character named Vine, suggesting a dramatic scene or archival note rather than a clear modern report.
Property list fragment notes multiple streets including Beretania King Nuuanu Thurston Wilder Gulick Pensacola Lunalilo and Tiliha with references to lots in Kaiymudi tract Manos Valley Pounui Kalihy Mold District and a fortress of unclear details.
Commencement days approach and stores suggest planning the dress for graduates. The note invites readers to explore white fabrics, lace, and ruffles, promising guidance on the various qualities available for the celebration.
Fragmentary text mentions Hawaii people and Congressmen with vague cues about an event or journey. No clear actions, dates, or entities to anchor a full summary.
A House Committee on Territories led by Mr Hilliston plans a trip to Hawaii with a 94 member congressional delegation to study conditions and push legislation. The trip follows reports of local troubles, economic strains, and defense gaps in Hawaii and the Philippines. The group aims to spotlight needs, pressure Congress, and demonstrate genuine effort to address the islands’ issues.
May 8 weather notes from the Weather Bureau detail temperatures, humidity, barometer readings, and wind. Data include morning humidity 80 percent, barometric pressure, wind velocity and direction from N to NE, rainfall in the 1 to 2 hour period, and total distance traveled by wind movement recorded at noon. Section Director STOCKMAN reports.
A fragmented notice warns of a circus appearance and urges caution against overtaxing strength while juggling other duties. It mentions Henry Waterhouse and a printers office, with vague references to business contact and meal arrangements.
Delegates and Congressmen arrived aboard the Buford after a two car ride from Chicago, meeting a large party at Oakland and touring the islands. The group, from seventeen states, included many committee members and a noted greeting by local officials, with a presentation of table silverware aboard.
The Garden Island outlines Kauai activities for visiting congressmen noting a boat tour scheduled for next Saturday with eight dollars expected to cover breakfast and a packed day. It mentions local hosts including A. B. Wilcox arranging meals and a full itinerary around busy island venues and shopping stops.
A visiting party from Honolulu will be hosted at Mr W H Rice’s grounds in Lihue for a reception at 8 p.m. They travel with electones to learn first hand about island conditions. Only a small group will be invited, and the event aims to connect with people from all walks of life.
The Ellefords draw full houses nightly with Are You a Mason excellent. Tonight The New South promises a stirring postwar tale with strong acting and humor. Special Osborns thrill, boxes open daily, phone reservations held to 7 sharp for orders.
Fragments describe a humanitarian effort labeled FOR FAMINE SUFFERERS, detailing ships and routes across distant ports and the aim to discharge aid, with references to captains, passengers, and relief stations. The text mixes nautical terms with scattered names and places, reflecting a wartime or disaster relief mobilization.
The Evening Bulletin reports a divorce action granted in a remarkably brief three minute proceeding. Documentation indicates a swift court decision with limited testimony and rapid finalization of the decree.
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