25 May 1897
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1897
Page
1
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Hans, Mi, Ayres, and a 4A context with names and places. The readable text hints at a personal or school event but lacks coherent details. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear incident or outcome.
A large gathering celebrated a notable anniversary with Captain A. 18 Hower, Alma Commander, and Central General in attendance at Patume. Decorations, wine, and feasting marked the open event amid varied attendees from many walks of life.
Fragmented OCR text describes a violent incident with references to multiple names and places, including alleged suspects and locations. The readable portions point to a confrontation or assault and mention several individuals and terms that imply a news item, though the passage is garbled and unclear.
Fragmented report outlines a May 1 visit plan involving Minister Sewall and Minister Huck with President McKinley. It notes possible annexation shifts, Honolulu stay, and extended visit to gauge Hawaii Japan policy and U S interests amid tensions.
In Washington May, the House concurred on an amendment to the civil bill appropriating 50,000 dollars for the Panel harbor improvement in Hawaii. Debate featured supporters citing Hawaiian treaty terms and opponents warning of motives tied to annexation and sugar interests. Dispatches noted preparations for Hawaii-bound travelers and a pending sugar clause amendment.
The fragment discusses a long standing practice among enterprising grocers, mentioning Lowi 400 and May & Go. It references wholesale trade concepts and a disrupted process involving the destruction of a roll or table, with a note on a mustard or low quantity usage. The text is garbled and unclear.
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