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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
5
A speech denounces aggressive race policy by local YMCA leaders and condemns anti Japanese sentiment. It argues for equal opportunity, unity, and Christian brotherhood across races in Hawaii and the Pacific. The piece warns against exclusionary rhetoric and urges inclusive community leadership.
The article discusses Panama Canal fortifications and their completion under General Wood. It notes policymakers and Congress debating immediate outlays of about 44 million for fortification work as workmen begin placement of large batteries and defenses.
Partial OCR fragment details a legal dispute over bonds with references to parties and attorneys. The text mentions a ledger-like continuation from a prior page, a failed action to obtain bond redress, and notes on bond amounts and timelines. Names and exact entities are obscured by garbled OCR.
In a complex bond case, drivers and attorneys seek who is responsible for alleged remonstrances before the grand jury. Attorney Cathenet Jeslathd voices concerns over securities and payments from twenty dollars per installment upward. McQuaid’s name is called in court as authorities discuss forfeiture and bail conditions.
An advertisement from J Oswald Lutted, Fort free address 1199 Fort, invites investors in a new oil company promising to deliver goals. The notice, labeled General Seeds Agent, encourages investment opportunities in Monelulu.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local tragedy notice with names and places garbled. Key entities appear as Charles Boxe and Hylan Hoonstructed tied to a fire or accident, with scattered references to a Hat and a county event, suggesting a late breaking report on a fatal incident and its participants.
Fragmented notes indicate a planned arrival date of December first for an entity named Buffalo, with unclear surrounding content about schedules, transport, and personnel. The readable portion mentions a vessel or train context and scattered references to heat, time, and a city route.
Incomplete OCR text reports a launch operation tied to Hilo with unclear agents and dates. Readable elements mention labor, gasoline, and a local establishment with a planned launch, but many words are garbled. The fragment suggests a maritime or industrial work request but lacks concrete entities or outcomes.
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