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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1909
Page
7
Partial OCR shows Hawaii rail times and stations including Pearl City Wainina Kahuku and Way Stations. Entries reference arrival times in Honolulu and routes via Ewa Pearl City and Waianae with several unclear figures and misread names.
A long narrative fragment recounts intertwined loves amid conflict. Polon urges a marriage to Neci’y daughter as Father Naran speaks, while Burrell debates duty and fate. The scene closes with plans for a future wedding and a vow to remember the lovers’ sacrifice. The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin notes receipt and mailing details.
A damaged newspaper notice offers partial readable fragments naming the sale action and local officials. The text shows scattered references to a public sale process and involved entities but omits clear dates or identities.
A garbled sports note describes Invincibles set to face Bhiers Sunday at Nar a Dark. It mentions several players, coaches, and locations in a dense, unclear account with many misspellings and interwoven lines.
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a sports section tease on Page B titled TWAS GREAT It mentions various players and teams in scattered garbled text and appears to be advertising additional sports coverage rather than a complete game report. The exact events and names are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a broad sports roundup.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a local notice or verse style line with unclear names and events. Reading readable fragments suggests a civic or community notice involving a person or title and a dated action, but specifics are missing. The item resembles a damaged historical notice page segment with garbled phrases and stray capitalized words.
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