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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented text mixing race policy references and a Honolulu weather snippet. Mentions Congress actions, social welfare, and election themes interlaced with garbled OCR lines about weaponry, months, and local notices. Names and places are unclear due to corruption, but Honolulu weather context appears alongside policy discourse.
Fragmented OCR text mentions gear, dates, and various names in a dated military or legal context. It references American forces, leadership roles, possible procurement and practice notes, and speculative events without clear sequence or location. Strong entities are scarce due to garbled content.
A garbled OCR passage discusses Kauai, political groups, and unnamed figures amid confusion. Most names and places are unreadable, yielding little verifiable factual content beyond general references to political activity on the island.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political gathering with names like Lamarr and Arnell amid a list of venues and attendees. The text is garbled, but references to congressmen, a motel setting, and a tribal or party context hint at a public political event.
Members of Reform Association dispute a Washington Herald report claiming friction between reform groups. They say there has been no split and stress unity in advocating for reform policies.
Fragmented OCR text recalls a ceremony with students and a principal present winded remarks. It mentions Washington senator references and pride in a group associated with a republic, with ceremonial salutes and a wish for unity toward children.
Real estate fragment lists streets and avenues including King Street Liliha Street and Wilder Avenue. Mentions a sale and a cleared loan amount of 2100 with unclear location in Kal oo Arnot and Manon Valley. Contains garbled, partial place names and a two story house note.
A colorful account describes scenic sea outlooks and a property listing at $8000. The party toured multiple Hawaii schools including Normal After and Kassinning, with Miss Cooke demonstrating drawing levoes and Judge Conner addressing pupils. They visited Punahow, Lunaino Home, Kaulumanu School, and Oath College, ending with a call at the Knyloloil Maternity Home.
A visiting party tours the city inspecting the schools and hearing a report on progress. They observe a rapid fire drill at the Revxal School with pupils evacuating in seventy seconds and later visit the Normal School for demonstrations of both mind and body training.
A congressional party will tour the harbor tomorrow at 9 oclock, starting from Fort Street foot. They will inspect wharves and ships, with Admiral Verr, Collector Stackable and Dr Gofer among those aboard. They plan to depart on the Ohuidine to Maik later in the day.
The article notes the War Department will present a plan to Congress in September via the Secretary of War. It mentions matters between the Terrier and Captain Gwaltney, a potential Pearl Harbor flotilla, and a request to cede unneeded property to the Perching government, with additional topics to be reviewed by the secretary.
A small note describes Syn taking numerous group pictures during a congressional event. Prints were sent to the city and will be published later, with some photos expected to appear in the Bul- Jetin on Beretanta street.
Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture warned against misleading ads by food manufacturers. He stated that serial numbers and guaranties must appear on products, holding manufacturers responsible while protecting honest dealers and consumers from deception. He pledged to publicize mis representations and enforce fair law.
Town rumors claim Wallagh May faces extradition from Oregon for a long-ago coast crime. Attorney General Peters says he has no confirmation and Oregon authorities cannot act until a formal request arrives. An indictment in another case may also be pursued against him.
A crowded wartime roster lists passengers en route to Manila and elsewhere, including military officers and their families. Names, ranks, and spouses fill a long, dense roll, with many entries noting wife and children, reflecting the scale of transport for service members.
Mani May 13 report: Slaps triumph 6 to 5 over Watkapusi Sanday's Saale after ten innings. Mention of Luka schooner, Max Schlemmer, and Layewa king, and a public meeting at Saint Louis College with plans for a hoarse concert and book event.
Fragmented notice mentions a request at a location near Alaocate Temple. It references Nyeer Chancelon Comprehensive and an event in a historical context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a formal or ceremonial notice in a community setting.
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