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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text mentions baseball, injuries and names like Luciett and Gustas with garbled phrases. It references a team attempting a championship effort, a figure named Benny, and a tense scene around a game or strike. Overall, details are obscure and names uncertain.
A jumble of text reports a dispute over Japanese and Hawaiian jockeys. Mentions nations, racing terms, and unspecified protests, with scattered names and unclear actions. The fragmentary material references racing, authorities, and potential sanction discussions without clear dates or outcomes.
A fragmented warning urges readers to stop handing money to landlords and plan for personal gain. It promotes buying a home while prices are cheap as a savings plan with small down payments and monthly installments to secure future ownership.
The obituary notes Roxander Garvie van Teen aS sents awl Mi Lone Ho Lene Tedance be Ut att nie halckwoginr at Maho. He was tied to the hospitalit Chanitinett Commerce and a leading member at the Parity Chih. An extensive trip to Kaunas preceded his death.
A court verdict finds Tam Dong guilty after a long, contentious trial. The proceedings reference numerous testimonies and legal arguments, with the defendant facing serious charges and a pending sentence.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate deposits and sums tied to multiple entities including a treasury allocation and various firms. The text mentions amounts like $21,000, $85,000, and $56,000, with references to several named names and companies, but the content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
Fragmented note describes deposits in treasury during Governor Broun’s term. Mentions a ceremony, authorities, and officials approving the issue, with partial details on dates and locations.
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