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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1911
Page
7
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions a person named Willi Geter and a discussion of honesty and meetings. The readable portion hints at a local or informal note but lacks clear events, dates, or organizations to form a complete item.
Mr EF Faxon Bishop lauds Dr Currie and the Federal sanitarian effort in Honolulu as merchants back the sanitation campaign. He asserts critics misjudge civic spirit and predicts success with Marine Hospital Service and military support improving port conditions for Panama Canal readiness.
Incomprehensible OCR text describes a civic occasion and a race with references to people, dates, and places but key details are unreadable. The fragment mentions a principal wreath, a ceremony, and possible dates. No clear names, locations, or outcomes can be determined from the legible portions.
The article notes Fourth of July festivities with British and local participation. It mentions Admiral Seymene orders and Cape of Sir William Witeman’s command. The piece describes daytime parades, a national salute, and evening ceremonies with patriotic displays and re framed paintings.
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered phrases about a person named Hunan Jessionetiedhs and references to teeth, breaks, and evening time. The text is incoherent, with random capitalized words and mis-ordered lines, offering no clear event or outcome.
A fragmentary report discusses a national event linked to the British novelty Maeifle Ayer and a national malate. It notes debates, dates, and public reaction amid ongoing investigations and political tension.
Wyman, Hawaii’s friend, and Surgeon General Weinwn clash over funding for a yellow fever research center at Hinwall. The dispute centers on appropriation for a station to study typhoid and related diseases amid broader naval health policy debates.
A fragmented document references Frank Woods and a mortgage amount linked to a conveyance record. It notes promissory notes totaling 254 million dollars and a five year payable term tied to property, with parties including Bryn Weeden Hale and others appearing in the scrambled text.
A Norway incident led to a federal court ruling sentencing a smuggler to fifteen days imprisonment and a fine of 1800 dollars. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text. The case centers on illicit activities and the government’s enforcement response.
Court session on the Cederlof murder case features testimony about the defendant’s calm demeanor and the impact of public newspaper coverage. Prosecutors press for the full defense while defense counsel argues for every possible opportunity to present evidence, as jurors scrutinize testimony and media influence.
A garbled text fragment outlines options in a legal dispute about money and a court order. It hints at fines, potential smuggling, and three possible actions to obtain funds or resolve the case. The passage is incoherent but references a court, a stay in Jal, and money related to a dispute.
A Yon was arrested yesterday at the Manitunes of Sheriff Jarrett and jailed. The defendant, known to the paties, faces trial for alleged misconduct nine years into the case. The misdeeds allegedly occurred November 28 and involve provocation and a dispute over a Chinaman, with the court expected to issue a severe punishment if convicted.
Fragmented OCR reports a judge addressing questions about evidence and witnesses. It notes uncertainty about a key witness and the defendant’s statements. The court discusses juror vetting procedures and the count of challenges, with delays extending into the afternoon.
A garbled tax notice fragment suggests rapid tax collection and concerns over revenue, mentioning authorities and a rush to meet deadlines. It references territorial laxety and forged or misnamed cards, with unclear context on locations like Fort Street and entities such as Shen AnieHeriat Territorial Laxex.
Wells Fargo & Co announces money order rates with ceilings at $2 50, $5, $10, $20, $30, $40, and $60, extending to $75, $100, and $120 for larger denominations. The listing summarizes fee scales for ranges up to $300.
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