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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
5
A highly garbled, OCR like text reflects a mix of religious sentiment, political commentary, and social critique. It references disjointed topics including YMCA, race prejudice, municipal water, ballot expectations, and a wave of commentary on Republican and Democratic dynamics, with scattered mentions of Theodore Roosevelt and U.S. teachers in Hawaii.
A letter from a distant observer discusses sugar, Cuba, and speculation on Hawaii's sugar industry. The writer notes steady sugar appearance but warns of political risk, market swings, and potential hurricanes impacting prices and plantation fortunes. The piece reflects concerns over high market rates and uncertain futures for local sugar merchants.
A periodical alarm sounds over the Judiciary building described as a deadly trap. The public, officials, and a pending Legislature are urged to allocate funds to repair and convert the structure from a death trap to a reasonably safe public building.
Captain Matson has purchased the British freighter Damara from the Lunar Bnee company. The vessel, to be repaired at Hunter Point drydock, is expected to cost about 180000 dollars to restore. Matson Navigation Company plans to place the ship in service between the Pacific Coast and Hawaii once ready.
Antone Gomex will be granted an opportunity next Tuesday morning to explain his conduct to Judge Lymer. Gomex is charged with employing threatening language to induce his wife to return to the family domicile. It is alleged Gomex declared that Nic would kill the woman, first breaking her neck and performing other damaging acts. The man was placed under a front find and the matter received a preliminary hearing at the District Court Wile morang.
The text notes formal steps before enrollment of the steamer, with time and condition concerns. It indicates the vessel must be placed in seaworthy condition, estimating expenditures around two hundred thousand dollars for repairs. Work to be carried out in San Francisco per official guidance.
A court session reviewed alleged Tie threats by M. Teixeira described as non-dangerous. The defendant was remanded under police custody this morning while Judge Loner granted a recharge. The proceedings touched on a bridled political climate amid current tensions.
A fragmentary line suggests a feature about a person named Hven or similar and an emphasis on learning cooking. The readable text remains unclear on context, date, or event, leaving the exact focus and location undetermined.
The District Court heard that Getela allegedly employed a heater to threaten a betan of 1b better Mult ty the family cock tree, while Genete claimed he did not abuse his wife and had met her on the street. Prosecution and court granted bond allowing departure from Honolulu for the earliest available steamer, with conditions.
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