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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1909
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR yields a patchy page noting Hawaii school facts and local notices. Mentions include a December date, heated room counts, and references to a burden of today with unclear context. Strong entities such as Hawaii, schools, and departments appear amid garbled wording.
A garbled OCR segment presents a mix of disjointed terms and names, mentioning a variety of seemingly random entities including people, places, and organizations. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or a clear narrative to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text references Hawaii policy themes, political figures, and geographic mentions, but content is garbled. The piece appears to discuss protection policies, political commentary, and potential public interest topics without clear events, dates, or named individuals in a coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous odd terms and names, including references to people, places, and events that appear incoherent. The fragmentary lines mention potential topics like battles, prices, and locations, but lack a clear narrative or discernible event.
Fragmentary notice shows rental availability for editorial space in the office building. Listed are contact lines and brief notes about a rent inquiry, with scattered words suggesting a Bulletin typographic or editorial listing.
Dr John Atchevioy faces another hearing as the Supreme Court considers extending a stay noted by counsel. The extended examination aims to examine his claim and whether the writ warrants further action. The proceedings focus on the implications for the defendant and the related motions, with dates and specifics to be determined.
Property listing for a large Hawaii home with seven rooms in excellent condition. Includes a sizable lot over 1,005,150 square feet and cash terms. Additional properties offered in Honolulu’s best residential districts.
An unreliable fragmentary notice discusses the governor filling vacancies, mentioning names and places in a garbled sequence. The readable elements reference Governor Wyeike and Nip squoptting, with unclear dates and roles, suggesting a political appointment list or alert.
Fragmented OCR text references a federal judge and vacancy and a court case. It mentions a playground for families and a sale of "For Rent" cards at a notice stand. The readable fragments imply a local legal/public notice with no clear names, dates, or places.
San Francisco investors moved on more shares amid a volatile session as the overall market showed mixed signals. Dividend activity and a cautious mood dominated trading, with many stocks trading near small changes while a few names led gains.
Hawaii figure Sinclair earns recognition in a noted ceremony as the Hawaii photographer Dby Hewitt is highlighted for a city event. The piece discusses the photographer’s role and mentions ongoing local artistry in music and imagery, focusing on longstanding involvement in water photography and recent achievements.
A 10 percent penalty will be applied to all taxes unpaid before the 15th instant. The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin is ready for mailing and available for 50 cents at bulletin office.
Reporters note increased labor availability in Manila as large public works accelerate. Wagner and associates linked to Pacifc Mall steamer Siberia influence point to expanded recruitment from regions near Hawaii. Public improvements and sewer projects spur hope for more workers in John of Lamon area and surrounding Manila districts.
Inspector Fennell and officers raided a location near Katanka stables in Kakaako uncovering liquor and marked money to be used as evidence. A Hawaiian woman Nawela appeared linked to the operation and was arrested then released on her own recognizance with a one year old baby in Hoenn.
Honolulu shoppers see a festive array at Henry May & Co on Port Street with fresh groceries and a wide line of holiday table decorations. The store promises new dainties and plenty of crackers and toys for children and grownups alike through Thanksgiving.
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