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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1895
Page
4
A tax appeal notice dated November sets a hearing at Sarbloek pont to hear the appeal. The document lists participants and schedule details for the joint hearing and designated representatives, with dates and locations specified.
The note outlines a plan involving Nadles and Sehoul teachers and Hoarethee, aiming to proceed with a binge by Ue bewetit Fhron. It mentions Meserment and a cer crite tad dheet Daepee tore le ake hte dt Fe tod ormebad ali plan at SENET ATO INS.
Patchy text mixes names Mantel Logan Eddor and Nova1 with stray references to China Germany and Turkey. Mentions pest control Paris green and President Cleveland amid disjointed notes on annexation and a proposed popular vote. The garbled passage lacks coherent narrative or date data.
Mrs Stevenson Hewe Robert Louis Stevenson and companions arrived on the Mariposa this morning and lodged at Sans Souci for their stay. Mr Osbourne, previously ill in San Francisco, is now improving. Mrs Stevenson resided at 7 Montgomery Avenue during the city visit, a lodging house once run by Mother Hant and frequented by Bohemians.
A scrambled summary of international tensions and political moves. Mentions Senor Sagiati, forces in Asia and Korea, Japanese ministerial messaging, and various royal and colonial concerns. Also notes American economic topics, ship damages, bank shipments, and political speeches in Georgia and Kentucky.
Ballots counted at noon total 10 068 with results showing participants Miss Maguie Jemsen Miss Dora Monatitiy Mies Mare Neh Mies Arid and others listed in the fielded entries. The incomplete OCR text lists several names and appears to be a local contest tally from a Beivetis bicycle event.
Mrs Sturtevant Peet, president of the California Woman's Christian Temperance Union, speaks at the annual convention in San Francisco praising the bicycle as a reformer. She argues it bans corsets blocks drunken riding and promotes dress reform and health while noting labor savings from a sprocket attachment on Tribune wheels.
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