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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR including religious phrases and civic education notes. Mentions management of parade, school topics, building maintenance, carpentry and gardening work. Contains scattered names and noisy long-form notes with unclear dates or places.
Fragmentary text details ships and passengers with garbled phrases and missing context. It mentions routes, schedules, and a modern service but lacks clear names, dates, places, or outcomes to form a coherent report.
A fragmented text argues for or against protectionist tariffs and sugar market controls, linking them to American shipping interests and fears of foreign intrusion. It references naval strength, domestic industry subsidies, and the potential impact on American seafaring and workers amid tariff debates.
A damaged OCR fragment questions why the Territory of Hawaii should endure disgrace and seek adherence to U.S. principles. It mentions Governor Frear and asks if he will receive support from the President, but the text is unclear and difficult to interpret.
A chaotic report outlines calls for Wilder to resign amid executive pressure. The governor may speak on Wilder's removal while committee members debate potential successor steps.
The text presents a garbled discussion about appointing Wilder to a position, with references to Washington and the governor. It mentions public timing, opinions on succession, and concerns about how the executive may influence national officers, all in uncertain language.
A long fragment discusses sugar beet growers and labor problems, touching on labor shortages, wage uncertainty, and political worry. It mentions the Lowellana planter, labor diversity, and efforts to keep beet production steady amid calls for longer term employment and stability in the industry.
Fragmentary note reports Aloe Marvivon recovery efforts after an incident. The text references medical care and a request for a letter to support the person, with limited clear details due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary OCR text describes an event involving Mrs. BG Wilder and a person named Akin in a California context. The garbled lines mention orange costs and a nine month detention, with references to coats and a possible legal or penal setting. The readable fragments suggest a brief court or legal notice but lack coherent details.
De Bo Wiilte, Kern ee AP recnnite and Beal of Me eonie compete in Kinlifite daytime events at Honig in Newtviil. The meet features local riders and officials hosting the day’s trials and races.
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