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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1902
Page
7
The readable text references a change to a project and mentions a person named Charlee Yorker of Chtenga and a place called Erwellinl. The fragmented OCR hints at completion, leadership, and a potential end of a movement within an unknown context.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a New Air Brake Company plant in Muceia and its impact on output, a political platform, and a contingent on labor. It notes a price reference in London and mentions workers and foreman dialogue with vague, non-specific details.
A sprawling, fractured summary details mule trade pressures in New England and New York, currency and bullion concerns, British Cape campaign costs, smuggling remnants, and large scale infrastructure projects. It touches on government expenditures, American manufacturing exports, and ballooning finance linked to prominent figures and firms.
Telrma Portiitive Mex faces Sunday showdown with Hera in a regional match. Local teams compete for league position as fans anticipate a decisive confrontation.
In a hard fought game the Diamond Heads defeated the Spartans 11 to 10 to claim the basketball championship. The contest featured late turnovers and key plays from players including Clark, Moraine and Evans as intermediates edged the streaks in a tense finale.
The Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society held a meeting led by Mr J B Atherton to amend the society charter and elect ten drivers. Officers named include Chas H Dickey president Dr Albert Clarke and Loren Andrews recording secretary Lyle Dickey arena arrangements discussed for the Attiot anniversary at Central Union Church Thursday evening with a lawn party Friday at Theo Richards residence Kinny frontage. The notice also mentions Q H Nerrey's office Campbell Building and a public invitation.
A long, anxious review discusses Hawaii politics and transit plans. It weighs the Hawaiian Tramways Company’s right to operate electric streetcars, potential ties to the Transit Company, and hoped improvements. It reflects on national influence, including American ideals and Cuba, and hints at a visiting figure aiming to advocate reform.
From Maul and Str Lwhua to Naowala Motorial Paris, ships Hilo and Tway porte bring passengers. Names include Trulph Brown, A J Frochtiet, W Spon, Hume, B H Clay, Gordon Runeet, Gus Howse, Maconnellie, Pearson, Nowleth, Lycurgiles, Rorhin, Mra M Atma and child, Henry Ki Mes, Kelker Boon Kwal La tu, Geo Witeon, George Hons, and others. Charter for Hilo includes 12 deck passengers on board. Arrivals from Honolulu and Babylus noted with sailors and families onboard.
A garbled OCR style passage describes ships, cargoes, and ports with scattered names. It references maritime terms, multiple vessels, and freight details, including loads of oats and lumber, plus various destinations like Honolulu and San Francisco, hinting at a bustling shipping scene and fleet movements.
A description of a man made lake 80 feet long and 44 feet wide in the Russian River valley that holds about 500,000 gallons of red wine from the Italian Swiss colony. The lake is carefully built to keep light and impurities out, blending grapes from a thousand vines into a unique storage and aging space. The piece marvels at the invention and compares it to historic wine making advances.
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