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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
4
A dense, jumbled OCR segment lists many personal names, places, dates, and references. It reads like a collage of notes, editorials, and notices with scattered mentions of individuals such as Hamar, Hartley, and Vernon, plus places like Washington and New Jersey, interwoven with dates and events from the era.
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered terms and phrases related to trade, merchants, and place names. The text hints at a Planters era market scene with references to merchants, abodes, and business activity, but most of the material is indecipherable.
The sugar tariff issue dominates congressional action as the Senate backs a tariff plan while resisting full free trade with Cuba. Leaders warn of international repercussions, urging caution before any broad concession affecting Cuban sugar imports and relations with fiscal policy.
A jumble of political jargon discusses anti facts and eligibility shifts affecting an American political actor, suggesting expansion of influence and realignment in governance. The text references new tactics, public positions, and potential expulsions within a governing body, hinting at turbulence and contested authority.
Fragmented text mentions interference and a court or official action. Names and places are unclear. The piece appears to describe a political or legal event with references to a petition and city actions.
Jack London writes to Dr. E. B. Goodhue about the abandonment of the Snark voyage. The Self accounts will be published in Saturday's Bulletin.
Sale announces chiffoniers from 10 dollars, dressers from 12 dollars, and upholstered lounges 7.50 or 10 dollars. A shipment of four-seater lawn swings in red or green advertised to keep children at home during school vacation.
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