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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1907
Page
7
An OCR filled page fragment mixes references to historical figures and events, including names like Roosevelt and others, with uncertain phrases and garbled lines. The text reads as a dense collage of political mentions, dates, and locations, lacking coherent narrative.
A fragmented wartime note discusses U S actions and Japan, stressing the United States commitment to victory. It references Allied strategy, potential consequences of aggression, and the need for decisive measures.
A Honolulu weather bulletin lists temperature, humidity, wind velocity and direction readings for a 24 hour period ending noon. It notes rainfall and total wind movement, signed by Stockman, Section Director, Weather Bureau. The article also reports the Land Commissioner addressing a criticism about volcanic land lots, stating applicants seek frontage of 160 feet and sufficient depth, justifying dimensions advertised.
William Kent will lecture at Central Union Church tomorrow on citizenship and good government. The Civic Federation and Chicago Municipal Voters League officials organize the event with Harold Stoughton among the sponsors, focusing on civic education and active citizen participation.
In a hearing before Judge Holt this morning, Perretra Ye, also spelled Per etra, obtained a decree of divorce from her husband, the Hbellant. The wife testified the husband was a kind man when sober but a violent drunk, breaking furniture, frightening her with knives, and scattering household items in the yard during rages. Despite his seven children from prior, plus hers, she sought custody of their two jointly born children. the court granted custody to the wife. Representation: S F Chillingworth for the plaintiff and Judge Perry for the defense. The judge cautioned against divorces, though many applications remain.
The Supreme Court overruled exceptions in a combined damages suit by two elderly Hawaiian women injured when a streetcar struck their buggy on King Street. The trial court’s verdict favored the defendant, and motions for new trials were denied.
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