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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1905
Page
5
Gas range cooking leverages even heat for baking. use tin pans rather than iron or steel. Align oven heat to ensure bottom browning and avoid undercooking. Maintain proper placement to absorb the heat evenly and finish with thorough cooking.
The text appears garbled with fragmented phrases about painting and a venue or event. It mentions dates and places in a distorted form, implying an OCR error. No clear names, locations, or actions emerge to form a coherent news item.
An obscured morning courtroom scene mentions George Waalington and three others facing Judge Whitney on charges of ratifying a crime. The record is incomplete and cannot confirm who will testify or the truthfulness of statements.
A federal grand jury report lists charges of counterfeiting and related offenses with names including Chabentchasan Katt Parker and others. Witnesses and jurors are named. one count, Kleoe Bolto, is noted as a completed case. The text captures a chaotic OCR of indictments, with numerous misspellings and garbled names.
Mabitt assumed the role of superintendent and met with David at the Board of Education office. He stated he must first become acquainted with office tasks before proposing reforms while both men emphasized courtesy and understating the current duties.
The event outlines a gathering at Young Mon'e Chrelw Han Adwariation ball tomorrow with a formal dinner and brand supper. A committee approves member invitations and heat calculations, then invites guests to respond by November 1. Guests are asked to state hospital preference for the dinner.
The Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition publish a concise resume of legal notices tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions. Evening Bulletin price 75 cents per month Weekly Bulletin one dollar per year.
Judge Dole formally accepts the resignation of reporter Geo Thelen from the United States Merit Court and appoints A A Dewe to his place. The judge and attorney Dunne express regrets and praise Thelen for his work and courtesy. The note ends with a teaser about Fine Job Printing at The Bulletin.
Reader notice highlights include public auctions this week, upcoming court actions, and local government updates. The French coal steamer Charles Gounod is being repainted at the Soret won wharf while the steamer Mikahala arrived from Katia porte. Tax office reports show $28,000 collected in seven days.
The county attorney plans mandamus proceedings to compel police aviation to comply with a warrant following a Supreme Court opinion. The case targets an alleged violator of the county gambling ordinance and seeks to uphold county regulations.
In a dispute at Punebbaw and Hehodl streets Cravath alleges being assaulted by Gow Salven, calling him a squar head. Cravatho, claiming merit, says the incident occurred Sunday night in Baghah as part of a quarrel over honor and insult.
Mr and Mrs John Nott celebrate their kalden wedding anniversary with a reception this afternoon from two. A Hawaiian band with attendants will perform in Limnalia. congratulations to the couple.
Superintendent Holloway returned last night from a mutemobity trip with Supervisor Lucas to inspect roads and bridges. A side trip up the road toward Padmalw homesteads found three abrupt turns making passage difficult for teams. The County likely will not prove the road.
A fragmentary Chicago Daily News item shows a dialogue with a simmer girl as a question about memory and distance. The readable portion hints at a plea or inquiry amid social text, with no clear events, dates, or names beyond the publication source.
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