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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
6
A garbled OCR sample reads as a montage of political remarks and international references. It mentions lawmakers, labor, taxation, omitted dates, and various figures like Benitor Ledge and Rep Metaboli, interspersed with fragmented names and locations, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
A fragmentary account discusses royal exile post Revolution, noting Napoleon’s era, the Duke of Orléans, and the Belgian and English minds bent by monarchist recall. It references Manuel of Pare Tygo, Eugenie, and the shifting loyalties around Napoleonic power, ending with a vague critique of current destinies.
A fragment from a late era newspaper discusses civic patriotism and immigration, noting the cosmopolitan nature of New York and the influence of minority groups on politics while urging caution against alien influence. It lauds certain leaders and criticizes others, referencing race and nationalities in the political climate.
The text argues that the United States is defined not by isolation or minority politics but by a civic ethos. It laments superficial awakenings and calls for a rational public conscience, contrasting American and English political traditions and warning against eroding national meaning.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Panis, Nee Fiore, and large productions, with garbled phrases about world reach and potential actions. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond odd names.
A garbled account notes promotions for customs workers with reference to deputy calls and appointments. The piece mentions elections, term dates, and officials connected to the department, though many lines are indecipherable, leaving the core point as a routine promotion and related administrative actions.
The Standard American Dredging Company and partners led the bid for a major harbor project. Widespread competition saw American firms like Heathine and Mey influence the selection, with detailed figures and scale cited for the dredging work and contract value.
Shatley Nortix, long with the Manufacturer's Bhoo Company, accepts a position in Los Angeles. Juvenile offender Sing Chong faces larceny charges in police court with a hearing before Judge Walthey. Lymer's case postponed due to defendant's age. W. W. Shinnon, recently elected Superintendent of State Piloting for California, on Sierra trip after a campaign.
In Hilo on November 20 attorney Leonard Leliend was fined five dollars for contempt after a heated exchange with Judge Andrews during a contempt proceeding. The judge admonished him for interrupting and questioned his conduct as a lawyer. The case involved a witness and allegations of improper behavior, with the defendant facing an appeal context and bond questions.
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