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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1902
Page
2
A kaleidoscope of notices, ads, and brief reports fills page six. Mentions include government health meetings, tax deadlines, and local shop promotions. Names include Barrison, Geo, and a range of businesses and individuals from Hawaii and San Francisco.
A fragmented clipping describes a New York band performance amid garbled names and stray phrases. The piece mentions a duet and several individuals including a conductor or performer and a list of associated people. The context is uncertain due to OCR corruption.
Reported meeting of the Central Committee of the Republican party postponed by absence of business men busy with coast trade. Monitors offline, informal talks held. Winston notes no conflict over funding. donations for meat and necessities reduce expenses. Titan event planned for evening. seating considered for afternoon. grenade notices and meat cooking in progress on grounds.
A woman was found dead in a room on Pallahl Street. Post mortem ex amination to be held. coroner's jury set for Thursday at 4. Indications point to foul play. Mentions of a Chinaman seen earlier and a plate of chicken with Japanese items. Company notices and political figures referenced in fragmentary context.
The posted order lists promotions for Company B at military headquarters in Honolulu Hawaii. Sergeant Cook Urbeeraeint Priv Wonter and Priv 10 Parte rise to Corporal while Priv 1K Woekiey and others are promoted. The note, signed Hy order of Co Jones and Joun aCarer, records the promotions effective November 10. The second item reports the Oklahoma commission setting total Territory population at 400000 with one Representative per 22000 and one Senator per 43000.
The cruiser Olympia, flagship of the WEW Caribbean Fleet, is described amid garbled narration referencing Admira Litt Ling Maemuly and a ceremonial scene at Manila Bay. The text blends names and locations in unclear phrasing, but centers on the vessel's status and presence.
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