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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1909
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and locations such as Hanh, Wakelin, Sonia Petk, Saneniner, Ravirtth, and others alongside stray terms like Retreat, Mewevositeh, and Methane Miu. The text appears as a partial, unreadable local notice with no coherent event described.
Fragmentary text mentions a group of agents and grafting to make money, workers left unpaid, and a reference to a corruption scheme. Names and details are garbled, no clear event date or location available.
A fragmented account recalls Memorial Day customs and Civil War remembrance. It notes honoring fallen soldiers, laying flowers at graves, and the duty to remember those who fought for freedom. The piece emphasizes reflection on sacrifice and national unity.
A garbled OCR style monologue describes threats and strikes affecting workers, unions, and authorities. It references labor unrest, agitators, and emergency measures, noting confrontations and calls for solidarity across industries and regions. The language is fragmentary but centers on labor actions and responses.
A fragmented piece discusses timing for halting advertisements as wartime production and consumer guidance shift. The text references advertising retirements, political neutrality, and public mood, suggesting a careful pace for ending campaigns while maintaining essential information.
A correspondent from Hanaville reports authorities ship criminals to the mainland to remove them from the community. The note cites a man named Harris charged with assaulting Parker and mentions alleged rewards and local suspicions amid a tense harbor environment.
A contentious public meeting outlines citizen concerns over the Republican campaign in Hawaii County. The text reports distrust of leaders, calls for vigilance against perceived influence, and notes factional divisions among local Hawaiian and mainland supporters for the upcoming election.
For sale two building lots in Manoa Valley. One three quarters of an acre fronts upper Manoa Road and Hillside Avenue with unobstructed views of Manoa Valley Diamond Head and the sea priced at 1600 dollars. Another roughly 17 000 square foot lot fronts East Manoa Road and Hillside Avenue near the car line with good elevation and soil priced at 1000 dollars.
Fragmented text condemns the Harbor of Trade and Republican leaders for actions in the Legislature and against a proposed bill. It asserts the Trade Board’s influence and criticizes fellow Republicans for supporting or opposing measures, urging action to kill a “Horrific Nightmare Bill.”
A mixed gathering at Waikane and Buniday drew townspeople to support Catholic and Protestant efforts, with a Catholic church at Waikane highlighted and a notable donation toward church work. The event included speeches, a procession, and community aid as Protestant leaders urged unity. A letter from S. Hille of May 1, 1 references political notes and local party lines amid the scene.
An erratic, OCR distorted piece recounts a dramatic fishing scene on a harbor shore. Fishermen pursue a wary shark while weather, crowd chatter, and improvised action frame a tense moment with near misses and shifting fortunes.
The Bulletin Publishing Co. Ltd announces it acts as agent for the west engraving and lithorraphing company on the Pacific Coast and can provide estimates for high grade printing of all kinds. It also offers prices and samples of the latest engraved cards announcements and invitations for smart functions. Bulletin Business Office phone 256. Bulletin Editorial Room phone 185.
Report describes a disorderly early Sunday incident where Officer Apana was assaulted with a bottle. The narrative cites a struggle near a residence, mentions Parker the alleged assailant, and notes a Patios Stationette inquiry with charges pending as the case heads to court.
A damaged item reports a road roller dispute in a city, detailing conflicts over construction progress, county involvement, and mayoral and supervisor actions. Officials debate injunctions, counter riders, and documented orders as morning activity unfolds. The piece notes editorial and business office lines for public contact.
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