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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1910
Page
5
A mangled public discourse piece traces 1910 era political tensions between Republicans and Democrats. It laments legislative delays, calls for investigations into railway charges, and insists on accountability, urging the Board of Supervisors to empower reform and curb waste while praising or criticizing various civic actors.
A garbled but hopeful report highlights Thanksgiving as a time for unity and development in Hawaii. It notes increased civic engagement, better returns from efforts, and broader participation across walks of life, reflecting progress and community improvement.
A Philadelphia preacher delivered a political sermon urging cooperation with municipal authorities rather than fault finding. He argued that communities require varied individuals and that citizens should support the mayor and city leaders to improve conditions, not retire from public life. Reverend Mindolph of Trinity Methodist Church exemplified civic service through cooperation.
The Thanksgiving offering at Central Unto Miarof will be devoted to the King’s Daughters’ Home fund. Treasurer Corrie Gitcion notes the service will end with the offerings. About ten years ago a circle formed to learn and help others, with Mrs Woot Hopper as the first reader and guiding poet, aiming to care for aging members no longer active.
The garbled text references a July 15 opening on AlAKIKE street and a public support effort addressing orphans or dependents. It mentions funds or services for a house or shelter, with hopes for a facility to aid those in need and provide living arrangements for a period.
A brief event notice states the Commercial Club will host a toast to members and wives at Gedp Diner. The gathering emphasizes fellowship and local club activities with invitations extended to affiliated members.
Disjointed OCR note outlines religious observances at multiple venues. Jenner view and matins planned at St Athan’s Cathedral with unspecified timing. Kentarick Mishoge of Hawn to follow the morning service at Carl nne Cathedral on Kory Street with Catholic churches hosting programs and special ceremonies citywide.
Fragmented passage recounts a violent event involving several named individuals and police action. Details are obscured by garbled wording, but references to a hospital, a weapon, a young man, and charges imply a court or police case with multiple witnesses and investigations.
The Harbers were aboard a vessel heading toward the coast. Admiral Sire Mather and Mrs Harber planned to return to the coast aboard the Mati ria but weather changes delayed the departure and the couple stayed on board.
A partial OCR fragment references imported handkerchiefs and tableware from a nameless source. The garbled text mentions a week and a canter of ware but provides no clear dates, people, organizations, or locations to anchor a full news item.
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