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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
3
A noisy, garbled notice describes city actions around a small steam project and the Children's Home. It mentions radio alerts to families and a maternity home letter thanking city and county officials for support toward indigent parents and potential transfers.
A patriotic program marked Parental Day at Punahow Preparatory School at 10:48 AM with students presenting drawings and scenes. Performances included Behoot and Friends, Boys Chorus, and selections like The Old War Home Tells the Story, Barbara Fritchie, and Star Spangled Banner. students from various grades contributed under school guidance.
The forecast describes a warm spell with a rising thermometer yet calm conditions. Barometer readings show high values and little wind, with gentle breezes expected by mid afternoon and a continuation of light air through the day.
An ordinance regarding granting licenses to local plumbers was introduced at the city and county board of supervisors meeting. The measure was read for the first time and ordered printed as part of the proceeding.
Real estate entries show May 20 and May 27 1910 dates with times in the morning for recorded transfers. The text references names such as Dann Conoge and Morcaret Cullan and includes notes on open air work and implied work ethic.
Fragmented local notices mix with divorce filings and court actions. Names include Remy Nikert, Mr Tor, and Diaz, with references to Hawaii court matters and a Kaméameha ground inter scholastic series upcoming between High School and St Louis teams and Punahou versus Kain.
In Seolencing Mashkit the Japanese chauffeur Judge Cooper reduced the fine imposed in pallfee court to 60 dollars. Manaki's cake case reached criminal court on appeal after yesterday's trial amid conflicting evidence on speed and position in knocking down a woman at Fort and Heretania streets on April 1. Police court had fined 100 dollars and cont, but the judge reduced the fine on appeal.
A city meeting discussion centers on indicting AI related recklessness and a petition tied to Mourad games. Grand jury plans to consider fatal incidents caused by careless machine operation as authorities call for a public gathering to address the issue.
Fragmentary OCR mentions jealousy over sin and privileges on Hawaii and American citizens. It references a prohibition and urges voting down a measure seen as threatening Hawaiian heritage and rights. Context suggests a political clash over governance and nationality.
The message provides telephone numbers for the Bull tip office and notes the location as editorial room and business office. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear event details or a named publication context.
A flawed OCR report describes a morning street incident where Captain Merely and associates confronted a fellow worker. The court heard all evidence and found Solomunion guilty, imposing a fine of BF and waste totaling $3.60.
The Mont officer time in the olive purt Uy morning featured a plumbing case lasting about two hours. Furubayashi, employed by A Magoon, was charged with violating Ordinance No. 1 which demands Kilmich Jobe Dat registration. The defense argued the ordinance invalid. Judge Andrade ruled the ordinance was valid and found the defendant guilty.
Fort Shafter teams prepare for upcoming games on Sunday May 29 with fielding shifts and new infield alignments. Soldiers from Company G and the hospital corps show strong practice as the pennant goal nears while basketball drills continue for a game with the 10th Cavalry next Saturday afternoon.
Notice to mariners reads corrections to the Pearl Harbor channel range fence. The May 23 navigation notice is amended to specify water depths and channel widths. Corrected dimensions include a 24 foot water width and a 28 foot lar ame.
A garbled dispatch from the Pacific coast details ship movements and port calls including Vancouver, Honolulu, and San Francisco. It notes cargo, passenger bookings, and plans for upcoming sailings on vessels such as Makura and Falls of Clyde, with references to port arrivals and departures in May and June and remarks on royal and historical figures in quoted lines.
Fragmentary text cites a cold remedy claimed to cure in one day. Mentions a laxative bromide product and a medicinal company with scattered names. No clear event, date, or verifiable entities beyond vague product references.
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