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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement proclaims Elastic Carbon Paint for metal roofs canvas wood and other materials. It promises waterproofing and a strong durable finish with a 10 panel guarantee from the site of a plyhead to two feet square and offers demonstrations. It lists uses on fences gutters coatings steel bridges ships farming implements sugar refining fans and steel structures.
A mixed local page lists promotions and notices. It promotes furnished rooms for rent, bakery advertisements, upcoming meetings, social clubs, and donation pleas. It notes a number of public events and community announcements including a Temperance Languesl meeting and local improvement club gatherings.
A Tuesday concert at the Young Hotel presented by Mrs Mackall promises a varied program. The event aims to showcase her vocal versatility and repertoire with support from guests and a listed lineup of performers.
A garbled full text shows graft charges linked to a figure named Jian Shemuen and a Hawaii reference. The piece mentions a trial setting, family ties, and police involvement, with scattered names and locations amid unclear chronology and repeated phrases.
The San Francisco Examiner reports on charges against Mayor Bohmilde and Abe Hyer amid a grand jury inquiry. Evidence by Frankly Monley and Detective Willan Burn includes bribery claims involving hospital corridor purchases, railroad franchise deals, and a liquor license hold up.
A brief note extols the Rough rider hat as a versatile fashion item offering comfort and flair. The line hints at its fit and appeal across various looks, inviting readers to consider the accessory.
H. P. Wood reports on a coast to Hawaii excursion effort backed by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and supported by Portland Seattle and Vancouver groups. He notes favorable receptions from editors, business leaders, and tourism boards, with rail and steamship lines lining up capacity and publicity for a winter voyage and extended Hawaii stays.
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