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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1909
Page
3
An extensive sale offering four lots of new shirt waists in various fabrics and trims. Lot 1 at 1.50 features lawn with embroidery. Lot 2 at 7.00 includes lawn and sheer voile with lace and embroidery. Lot 3 at 2.50 offers sheer materials with lace and embroidery. Lot 4 at 2.75 presents mull and lawn with lace, embroidery, and tailoring details. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Charles W Fairbanks addressed a large audience in Fairbanks praising McKinley and the push for a $50,000,000 appropriation. He defended Senate actions regarding the Cuba conflict, urged unity, and warned that the U S flag should only fall by America’s hand, citing Dewey and Mantilla battle context.
Former Vice President Fairbanks spoke to the Men’s Club in the Assembly Hall of the Cathedral yesterday. He lauded the early mile of Christian teaching, praised the work of the church, and commended the efforts since the American church assumed charge.
A brief notice describes a new illustrated tale titled The Daughter of Erin shown at The Park Theatre with colorful attire and a mime element. The piece highlights the pretty and interesting story presented in pictures and mentions contact details for the Bulletin Business Office and Editorial Room.
Bargain sale listings show items priced from 875 to 225 at Alewa Kollawal bn with vague references to locations and vendors. Other details are garbled, but indicate a real estate or goods sale near a wall and a small market area with unclear landmarks.
A garbled Texas steers story centers on Mathew Brunton and a wife or daughter seeking to intervene in a court case. The report also notes political and industrial confusion, with references to performances, meetings, and a plantitation dispute affecting workers late in the week.
Report from the field notes continued from Pace 1 describes workers demanding higher wages and delays at the plantation. Officials and agents lingered through the day with little new to report as the labor council prepared further actions.
Contested remarks reveal Governor Frear and officials debating approval of exhibition of controversial photographs. The governor plans to view works with W. Banks and Secretary Mexesteith, while noting no intent to restrict the artist’s right to display. The episode centers on the potentially provocative depictions and Territory interests.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kisi names and places with Hawaii ties. The readable sections reference a stormy event involving Pilikia and Kahumanu, plus scattered local names, dates, and companies. Details are unclear, but imply a public notice or societal brief from a Hawaiian newspaper page.
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