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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
5
We guarantee elastic carbon paint impervious to water and able to seal metal roofs and prevent rust. We pledge to repair any leak or hole from pinhead to two feet square, and will demonstrate by staking a range of items including farm tools refineries and iron and steel structures.
A dense mix of ads and local notes lists autos for hire, poultry food, ship schedules, hotel rooms, and upcoming events. It mentions the Kinau voyage, HK transit dances, Waikiki Inn ownership, and the need for stone markers in Koolaupake, with various personal notices and business promotions throughout the page.
Readable lines describe choosing the right eyeglasses. It explains two options for correcting vision and emphasizes matching styles to personal taste. The article notes a stock including the best and newest frames and highlights fitting advice to suit each wearer.
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Members of Les Alpha Chapter of the Rastwrn Star announce a stage production titled Mira Wiggs or The Cabbage Wait present at the Opera House on Thursday and Saturday evenings November 22 and 23. The literary world calls it a social event and Mrs Klee the author has visited Honolulu as guest of Mrs Ia Tonney Pook adding interest to the dramatization.
In Ooha County tickets HW Doane and Joneyl J. Peru filed expense accounts for campaigns. Doane on the Home Rule ticket for Supervisor shows total expenses around 46 dollars including personal expense, printing, postage, and advertising. Peru, Democratic nominee for County Supervisor, reports about 67 dollars in campaign costs covering personal, printing, and advertising expenses.
Nov 1 report says Moroni favors the Japanese side in the school controversy. He argues state law under which the local Board of Education excluded Japanese pupils from a public school is unconstitutional.
A fragmentary report from Petersburg outlines an alleged bomb-throwing incident linked to Major Kheinbot. The text suggests the act was connected to a broader plan to influence military retention. Details are incomplete and names are uncertain.
McClinchy a water tender from Nevada was seriously wounded at about 1:00 am near Awl Street in front of the Japanese quarters when slashed in the throat. A unknown assailant inflicted the wound. weapon missed major vessels but McClinchy could not explain the motive or circumstances. He had been with comrades in a balloon before wandering onto the street and collapsing in a pool of blood. He was hospitalized aboard a ship after initial treatment.
The fragment hints at questionable campaign funds and a contrasting surplus stock situation. It mentions patterns, fall color tones, and a guarantee, but lacks clear names, places, or concrete events to establish a complete news item.
Proceedings unfold in Police Court with charges of assault and battery against Frank Conta and Eddie Mpiltner, while Iki Iwaki faces fraud and attempted extortion. Mizoyami and Kato case centers on a mayhem bite during a street fight, with potential ten year penalty noted.
Castle & Cooke received a cable from New York announcing the schooner Kineo's arrival at Delaware breakwater. The vessel left the Inland on April 7 with about 4400 tons of sugar, escorted by Alexander & Baldwin and Brower & Co. The voyage around the Horn took 20 1/2 days, an unusually brief time. Passenger Harry from Wailuku, listed as a tor, was aboard, likely returning from winter at the Wailuku patio school chase.
Candidates for clerk of the House attract attention though the Legislature meets next February. Names mentioned include John Wite and Naghran Fernandes. Fernandes, with a track record of public service, is viewed as having a good chance, while others from past races remain in consideration.
Fragment from Hilo Harbor page shows a buyer and seller dispute over rock material costs and delivery. The speaker accuses suppliers of attempting to soak him if prices rise, threatening to withdraw support if commitments falter. Lengthy garbled text reflects chaotic OCR.
A. H. Leong faced charges of fault and battery but changed his plea from guilty to not guilty before Judge Lindsay. He was fined five dollars and cents after the court noted the incident at home over supper meat not cooked to his satisfaction. The case moved toward a jury trial in District Court, with a grand jury indictment later considered.
Kawalhas to Walthea route described with island scenery while a chauffeur is sought in Kamuela. Captain Berger notes confusion over money and a plan to fetch the band back, with J R Galt pressing the Chamber of Commerce at today’s meeting for action on funds.
Fragmentary text suggests a band funding issue. Officials await word on the required amount, with mentions of a governor and Cohen relating to a $4000 figure. Further details pending verification of actual needs.
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