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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
7
The text lists subscription terms for the Evening Bulletin, including pricing in advance, weekly and yearly options, and delivery regions in Hawaii. It also contains editor and publishing staff names, issue dates in 1905, and scattered circulation figures for weekly and evening editions. The legible parts indicate tariff structure and proposed distribution details for November 1905.
The user provides a garbled text asking about meter and line patterns in a verse. It mentions lower tri o Teteret attie mt oe fiote and references Hamner and Anieetoame dew father. The passage reads as an experimental, nonsensical line with numerous misspellings. There is no clear event or report, only a prompt-like string about a poetic form.
The report outlines Prat's discussion of the Holland issue, detailing agency actions, potential reviews by a department, and references to related matters. It mentions legal steps, proposed timelines, and the involvement of named parties, indicating critical points in the ongoing inquiry and its administrative implications.
Auction notice announces sale of remnants on Monday at 8 o'clock with emphasis on new line of garments and salts and skirts arriving from fresh stock across all departments. Local shoppers are urged to call for details as new goods appear throughout the store.
Edward Gerald Gilioeple, fifth baron of Castle Hrage estate in Waterford county Ireland and head of Waterford, died at his residence in Pandis at O'clock in the morning of pneumonia. Born May 1868, he was associated with Waterford and had ties to Grateworth White. The note and probate indicate burial arrangements and the Baron’s status.
The article outlines Vitile Co serrermany's plea during proceedings involving Dot Bieter offfenr, with inconsistent names and garbled text. It references the court, potential jeopardy, and continuance terms as the trial proceeds amid unclear details and partial dates.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Salvation Army and a planned gathering with names like Lieut Nolli and Amy Meinoess TRAP. The passage bounces between locations, dates, and attendees, with unclear context and many garbled terms. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
The report lists multiple individuals including Turk and Scholson as members of the venire. Some jurors were excused for reasons given to the panel and a new venire was established for thirty five years. A fine and service details appear with a contact for California Feed Co. Main 124.
A Washington letter quotes Senator M C Butler of South Carolina praising Peruna for dyspepsia and stomach trouble. The misquoted text mentions Dr Hartman and The Var tion Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio, selling Peruna at one dollar per bottle, six for five dollars, with directions in a book titled The Way of Life.
Today features matinee shows and a market pavilion open at Makai, hosting Hawaiian cultural performances, a root garden exhibit, and a craft fair. The Orpheum stage presents The Mom of Sty lety in a late afternoon entry, with events running from p.m. to evening.
Captain Bray faces formal charges as authorities continue to pursue military discipline matters. A Hawaii-based naval crew and officers await further actions as investigations unfold. The steamship Kinay arrived with a large passenger load from Hilo and other ports, including Volcano visitors. Local officials anticipate further developments this weekend.
A letter from A K Bindt describes friction with the Public Works Department over a building permit at the Alakea and King streets corner. He claims pressure, a prior occupant’s permissive past, and a sudden halt order from the superintendent after initial permission to proceed with repairs and window work.
The publication outlines a concise resume of all legal notices calls for tenders judgments building permits and other real estate transactions. It details pricing at 75 cents per month for weekly bulletins and 81 per year for the Evening Bulletin. The index served as a reference for readers of the Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition.
The Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department offers superior accommodations and attendance for pay patients. The Pauahl Annex adds modern operating room sterilizing anesthesia bathrooms and elevator service. Private rooms range 2.60 to 3.50 per diem. surgical care charges 5.90 to 15.00 for operating room use. Applicants must post two weeks in advance. doctors may bring their own patients under hospital rules. Apply to superintendent Punchbowl Miller Streets.
The church announces all regular services for tomorrow including Junior and Senior Bible classes at 8:80 pm, morning preaching, and evening topics. The pastor GD Edwards invites everyone to attend. A note mentions the release of pond minnows from Monta breeding ponds to Governor Car My pond for mosquito control.
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