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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
3
Letters from university officials in 1909 discuss the Cross Roads map and its potential impact on steamship routes and Pacific trade. Georgians, Atlantan and Halawa voices weigh in on Honolulu as a hub, noting the map’s political and economic implications.
The report details restructuring of military commands led by Lt Col Conn G and officers such as Major Winglin, with Company G and A reorganizing under new leadership. Units shift toward Schofield Barracks as part of a wider plan tied to a proposed military map of the United States.
Contested remarks describe three men jailed for nonpayment of fines, with figures cited between 41 and 80 dollars per day, and a harsh decree toward those unable to pay. The narrative covers fines, oath of inability, and a court scene involving Marie K. Hany Monuel Metro and others as the case unfolds before the judge.
A damaged OCR recounts a trade note about large quantities of canned pine products. The fragment mentions coast delivery dates and a warehouse or distribution sequence with references to workers, a pineapple processing line, and a municipal or regional trade context. The text is garbled with many misspellings and unclear entities.
A speaker in a political assembly is heckled as someone in the gallery calls for attention. The crowd reacts with remarks about listening and hearing, while the speaker resumes addressing the audience amid the disturbance.
A historical analysis discusses the distribution of males and females in plantation labor across nationalities, noting unknowns in the data and the need for systematic canvassing of school leavers. It argues for an employment information bureau to connect workers with vacancies and reduce idle labor while addressing future workforce needs in Hawaii.
A garbled OCR passage references a weekly record from an earlier month, mentioning a location in Alabama and events around a facility or equipment melt. It notes a remedy or permit sequence and cites a person or group involved with a public notice or instruction. The readable content is limited to scattered terms and dates with no clear subject.
A garbled OCR page mentions performances and settings amid a description of theater events and a reminder about tax delinquency due by 12 moon, Saturday, May 18th, 1099, including references to New York plays and local notices.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a heated exchange with misheard lines and regional speech. The piece references a thermometer, a detentint party, and remarks from Mrs. Gerhaw regarding hanging out on a bak porele, indicating a chaotic social scene without a clear event or outcome.
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