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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1909
Page
5
Readable pieces show listed companies and figures such as 100 shares at 4 dollars, 50 haw. co entries, and a jumble of prices including 896.40, suggesting a chaotic OCR capture of early market data with multiple firms and values in Hawaiian currency and stock abbreviations.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a street scene near Lutha Street and a nearby hillside area with activity observed by passersby. Details are unclear but imply a local event or disruption in the neighborhood during the day.
Debating society at Mckintey High School showcases freshmen strength as they dominate the event against sophomores in the annual forum. Teams conducted preparatory meetings, selected officers, and planned future debates with enthusiasm despite a last minute challenger withdrawal from Punahou.
Mr Pedro Martines of Manila, nephew of Feodoro Yangco, arrived aboard the Nippon Maru and stayed at a Honolulu hotel. He enjoyed Honolulu but travels continue to San Francisco on the 5 to study in New York for a year before returning to Manila via Europe. Mr Yangco likewise left Hongkong, bound for Europe, planning to join his nephew later.
Governor Frear named Augustus Kendres Knudsen to represent Hawaii at the Seventeenth National Irrigation Congress in Spokane this August and to serve as a delegate at the First Congress of Good Will makers in Seattle in June. Knudsen is currently in Seattle overseeing Hawaii's exhibit at the A P exposition.
Attorney Clem Quinn filed for Mary Vincent’s pardon, noting a six month jail term and $1 fine for a Section 919 violation, and alleging her family moved to California two years ago seeking relief. The request argues hardship and life changes since the offense.
A jumble of notices and notices and misc. items from the Bulletin describe school paper for sale, a county treasurer reference, and various local names. Mentions of ships Mauna Kea and Manoa street, a bookshop, rehearsals, and a court case.
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