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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
5
The readable portion strings together varied names and phrases, lacking a coherent event. It appears as disjointed OCR artifacts mentioning places, people, and terms without clear action, date, or outcome to summarize into a complete news item.
The text appears to mix names and questions about Beenlory Chae, employers hiring Entibenspehetin, and whether protection polls or public opinions will affect actions. References to Al Jovi, Dunkin, and Theoden suggest a garbled composite of sources with unclear context and dates.
A lengthy, partially garbled discussion outlines Hawaii's status and its relation to global trade, focusing on territorial governance, shipping, and the restoration of American commerce. It mentions the Legislature's activity, the aim to define duties, and the impact on registries, freights, and daily commerce.
Fragmented OCR text references Hawaiian schools and notes on classes and instruction. Mentions Hawaiian Chinese and German opinions, with garbled dates and teachers. Readable facts include general reference to school study and instruction in Hawaii over recent years.
Two rentals available a strictly modern three bedroom cottage on Kapiolani Street ready January first and a small well finished two bedroom cottage in Fern lace within ten minutes of town center. Both offer neat layouts and convenient locations.
The fragment notes that soda water is differentiated from the ordinary by its distinct qualities, implying a comparison to common beverages and highlighting unique characteristics.
An early notice references Alexander Young Cafe inviting patrons to visit and enjoy the new establishment. The fragment signals a local business opener with social or promotional aims, lacking specific dates or events in readable text.
A rural county scene centers on Roosevelt reform talk and a push to sustain policing and public works. Community leaders discuss Health and education measures, with speculation on leadership and election outcomes.
The Har Association debates its preferred candidate as public pressure and Washington influence loom. Attendees press for transparency in the process and criticize secrecy in the selection, seeking a clear stance on the election and leadership.
For Rent two bedroom furnished cottage in Kaimu district in very good condition with electricity and modern plumbing. Four bedroom house on Thursday Avenue with all modern conveniences in very good condition. Come in and see us at once. Regarding Ard ing Properties.
Fragmented editorial argues that a few men control vast interests and must not thwart open field reforms. It condemns concentrated power, urges broad access to opportunities, and asserts government should protect equal chances for all citizens against elites.
A clipped editorial analyzes public sentiment toward President Taft and Roosevelt, noting a strong undercurrent favoring Roosevelt policies. It questions Taft's stance on corporations and references a broad national tour shaping voter views amid congressional tensions.
A fragmented snippet shows discussion of Theodore Roosevelt and public fear of radical elements. The text hints at political tension, Wall Street influence, and a belief that Roosevelt could mobilize public opinion to confront aggressive critics.
Reported on Pearl Harbor games where Newsies, led by Pratt and a boisterous crowd, dominated the Tide in a long umpired affair. After delays and disputes, the Popper team claimed the win amid crowd antics and a splintered field scene, with players and spectators enduring disruptions.
Scattered phrases mention Walton Rahway Ayer and a raid plan with cryptic references. The text appears as a garbled reminiscence or diary fragment with names and places unclear. No coherent events or dates emerge to form a full summary.
MLTR Superintendent of Mynoluty Water Works approves interruption along streets Lylig and Numan fyente to Maniketawel for irrigation purposes. Quoted by MARSTON CAMPBELL Superintendent of Public Worke Honolity and WM. Newmlor on 26 rng.
A local bulletin advertises a competition offering twenty five dollars and ten dollars as prizes for the best interpretation of a painting titled A Heenai of Promise Suit. The entry must be the sitter's work, no earlier than a set date, with rules announced. Judges include attorney Shep and a panel from the brewery. The event is sponsored by Honotota Brewing and Maltin Company and takes place Sunday, December 4, with further details listed in the notice.
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