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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1907
Page
2
The next count for the Pacific States Tour Contest will be published in the Bulletin on Friday May 31. The page includes scattered notes on local events, meetings, and upcoming sales and gatherings, with references to community organizations and residents.
The readable lines show garbled references to a wartime context with names like Stub Franzen and Warelilayetiitt. Mention of an ally Usta a is present, along with incomplete phrases about actions, loyalties, and potential effects on personnel. The text remains unclear and unfinished.
Unclear fragments describe a Bark festival incident with mentions of Materition Wrage and May Sie. Possible security concerns referenced alongside a date and location but details are not readable. Further source clarity needed to identify involved persons, organizations, and outcome.
Acting Governor Atkinson says he will appoint replacements to several territorial boards after resignations and term expirations. Board of Education vacancy follows P S Dodge resignation. Board of Health vacancy after Dr Judd declines reappointment. Other openings include Library Board, Board of Prison Inspectors, and County/City roles.
A local notice states Wenuy Waterrous Trusty Co Ltd will audit its books and accounts and not revert or amend records. The filing indicates a formal compliance action and outlines tracing steps. No further details on dates or officials are provided in the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment references a fete and a meeting with unclear date and place. The readable bits mention a purse or fee and an event name but lack coherent details or identifiable entities to verify. Further clarity is needed to provide a precise headline and summary.
A garbled report describes a Peninsula event with a crowd at a park pavilion and lines of a dancing excursion to Pearl Harbor. It recounts social scenes, skirts, and various names, but remains largely indecipherable due to OCR damage.
Witnesses in the Antone Foster case pressed for travel and living expenses in town yesterday. Manuel and others argued the Attorney General and County Attorney should cover costs, noting past allowances and current budget limits. Shortt Jukea criticized department handling and pledged to pay expenses under protest while awaiting Wednesday’s decision.
Shipping intelligence lists sailings by vessels Ke, Andrew Welch, Kelly and others from Honolulu harbors to Hilo, Kailua, Katlu a and Maui ports. Departures occur May 27 to May 28 noon with multiple steamers such as Iwalant Mua Loa and W G Hall sailing for various islands and breakwater routes.
List of travelers and companions bound for Hawaii and Maul ports aboard the Mauna Loa on May 28. Including Mr. Hart, Miss Baldwin, Mra Orr, Mrs. N. O. Bradley, C. M. Lovered, FJ Vierra and wife, H. P. Baldwin and wife, and numerous others. Names cover a mix of passengers and accompanying family members.
A fragmented report notes congressmen visiting wind related topics and an excursion to a reservation site. It mentions Bedorat control release claims and territorial government plans for agricultural use. A light luncheon and a social event are briefly described amid scattered names and unclear details.
Fragmented ad copy describes summer suits touted as stylish and durable. It appears as a damaged promotional item with unclear details and no distinct event or verifiable entities.
The commission discusses how county expenses differ and how license funds should be divided. Factors include county size and number of saloons. Projections show Oahu receiving about 60 percent of the fund based on license collections totaling 97,486.40 for the fiscal year to date. An 18,000 appropriation funds liquor license commission expenses including inspectors and travel.
The report details a congressional goodwill trip with leaders and spouses invited, noting limited accommodations at Mokulela and a planned return trip by town. A long list of names includes Rep. Acheson, Rep. Alexander, Rep. Bates, Rep. Campbell, Rep. Capron, Rep. Cole, Rep. Conner, Rep. Davidson, Rep. Fitzgerald, Rep. Graff, Rep. Hepburn, Rep. Jones, Rep. Lilley, Rep. Littlefield, Rep. McGavin, Rep. Needham, Rep. Norris, and many others, with accompanying guests.
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