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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1907
Page
2
Some storekeepers believe only higher gross sales raise profits. The ad offers a system to increase profit this year using the same level of business as last year and another system to boost both gross sales and profit percentage. Call for details.
The page lists upcoming contest results expected May 24 and reports a flood of items from automobiles to bathing recommendations, local events, and society notices. It mentions a public meeting, medical notes on illnesses, and various ads from merchants and utilities amid fragmented readable text.
Fragmentary report describes militia opposition actions near San Francisco and a reform committee formed by Ro By Hale and others, with participants including W. J. Baynett and Michael Casey. It notes attempts to restore dermal conditions and mentions wider Mexican moves and tax commission activity, but many details are garbled.
The Henry Waterhouse Trust Ltd will audit and review audit reports and books. City authorities urge careful inspection of financial records and related documents for accuracy and compliance during the stated period.
A draft inquiry outlines wide circulation to Boards of Supervisors, chambers, associations, and individuals to study Hawaii taxation statutes. It aims to digest Hawaiian cases, compile a library, and gather statistics from law offices to assess exemptions and the meaning of tax laws across Territory and state lines.
Ching Jam sues Sam May Beth in circuit court claiming injuries to reputation and finances after an incident at a Chinese theater on Liha Street. He asserts assault, seeks 5000 dollars, case notes district magistrate verdict of not guilty for others involved. The report blends archaic time and calendar references with the filing details.
Shipping schedule shows vessels arriving and departing Hawaii ports on May 21. Notable ships include Kinau Freeman Noeau W G Hall and China with passenger lists and sail times. Several vessels report arrivals Monday May 20 and departures to Honolulu, Maalaea and other Hawaii ports with times ranging from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Bitter Evening Bulletin urges Honolulu to clean streets and yards as a top civic need. While some thoroughfares look fine, many side streets are dirty and cluttered, with private holdings contributing to the problem. The letter calls for ongoing cleanup efforts citywide, noting Capitol area neglect and urging immediate action.
The Booth case in Judge Janvisny’s court over Marie Kahai’s will concluded when the plaintiff’s attorney won leave to amend the complaint, establishing Mrs. Booth Magnon as the plaintiff instead of Mr. Booth. The judge denied additional amendments, effectively restarting the action with the new plaintiff.
Short ad notes a five room dwelling near Normal Rehools available for rent at a price of one dollar plus likely terms. Limited legible details about landlord or exact address.
Fragmentary text appears to be an OCR dump with garbled names and place references, lacking coherent events or context to summarize into a publishable news item. The readable elements do not yield a definite person, organization, date, or event.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a ceremonial or legal notice involving the Tas Comanitenhin nation court. It references a meeting, possibly an address or action, and lists several unclear or garbled names such as Vina Aaihanaidinelian and Mor oh tuo Aire tae tb. The readable portions imply a formal notice or proceeding with unspecified parties.
A crowded shipping column lists passengers sailing May 22 from Alameda to San Francisco and later routes to Kanal ports. Names include Hon. M. Webb, Mrs. Cornwell, W. M. Giffard, Needham, Mrs. Cooper and daughter, and many others, with numerous family groups and children. Additional sailings mention Kanal ports aboard Ke Au Hou on May 21 and related names.
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