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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
5
A garbled 19th century text discusses reconstruction imperiling interests and the question of steamship or plantation politics in Hawaii. Named figures, dates, and places blur through OCR, referencing Japanese colonists, white cooperation, and governance. The piece hints at political contention around monarchy, empire, and influential landowners.
A long, fragmentary text discusses agitation, labor, and political actions referencing Japan, Whitlaney, and the Wen era. It mentions the need to resist agitators, the role of unions, and concerns about territorial governance and national interests. The piece links labor protest to broader political outcomes and hints at legislative debates and public sentiment.
A troubled OCR summary describes American-Hawaiian's new steamer, a vessel built to speed freight between port cities and San Francisco. It notes a contract, a forty million dollar value, and the ship joining service as a major carrier linking Hawaii with the mainland.
The War Department plans a large construction with public tenders set for July. Estimated total cost near 2100 is anticipated, with bids based on specifications after the plans are vetted and sent to quartermasters. Completion aims within months as demonstrations and availability of materials permit.
Fragmented text references Captain Custer and Hanitraeting nutter Anwniter with mentions of supervision by IV pers and Mi Kpwettien Hone. The garbled passages mention a shooter, a vote or contract, and unclear actions by authorities. No coherent narrative or verifiable details emerge from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions John Mirraighs and Governor Froar in a meeting yesterday reportedly accompanied by a group. Details, context, and location are missing from the readable portion.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses alcohol in medicines as a preservative and mentions sensory effects and chemical terms. It references different compounds in unclear context and lists inconsistent measurements and phrases, with no clear author or source details.
A farewell recital featuring numerous performers including Misses Ingle and Whitman, and a procession of musicians and speakers. The event honors A B Ingalls and is hosted at the Governor’s residence, with attendees listed and music and readings anticipated throughout the evening.
Fragmented OCR text listing numerous personal names, places, and words with no coherent event or report. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or actions beyond scattered terms.
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes Oceanic 5.5 and William Glin & Co proposing a mail and freight service from Oakland to San Francisco via Alameda and the 8 Alameda route. It claims three weekly trips to move goods to China markets, enabling faster market delivery and avoiding certain costs. The notice includes signatures and the Bulletin office contact details.
The readable portions describe a garbled historical text with repeated phrases and scattered terms. It mentions publishing components like a Ledger and a bulletin, with references to a publishing company and unclear date or place details.
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