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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text discusses institutional and international responses to a forthcoming athletic meet. It mentions organizations, courts, and rhetoric about integrity, with references to Honolulu and planned events. The passage remains unclear and contains many garbled terms.
A damaged OCR piece discusses U S freight protection and foreign ships during Christmas. It mentions whaling ships, ships docking at San Francisco and New York, and calls for ending protection laws. The text references penalties for whaling and shipping routes and questions about freight costs and duties.
A garbled OCR style passage describes civic and political tensions, mentioning government, a Supreme Court vacancy, and public sentiment. It references organizations and individuals in a scattered critique of civic duties, leadership, and accountability amid social unrest and critique of governance.
A historical summary discusses methods and aims of the school system in the county and city. It emphasizes student self control, neatness, orderliness, and helpfulness as essential outcomes. The text outlines how instruction in kindness, patience, and community duties shapes character and the future of boys and girls through supervised activities and responsible administration.
Fragmented OCR recounts governance and pupil conduct in a school setting. Mentions principals, trustees, and civic duties, with references to school property care and student influence. Names appear garbled, but imply local officials and educators discussing responsibility and order.
A distorted OCR page quotes school principals praising discipline and citizenship at several campuses. It notes morning hours, office openings, and stated aims of guidance, ethics, and educational duties amid garbled phrases about student behavior and school environment.
The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin is described as wrapped ready for mailing and priced at 50 cents at the Bulletin office.
Report notes Kin plantation starts grinding with plans to run next week on Monday. Weather and labor conditions discussed with forecasts showing higher consumption than last year. Grinding schedule, field tasks, and expected harvest activity noted.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a complex tale of M'Bryde yarns, Howe, Kain, and a Hawaiian plantation setting. The passage references a government position and stock considerations, with mentions of Mukawell and Makewell in a puzzling historical context.
The report notes Moliryde stock strength on the exchange, with seven hundred shares sold, and prices for Walalia, Plover, and Hawaiian Consols rising as futures in New York point to higher prices for dawn and February deliveries. Investors expect a favorable campaign and ongoing buying momentum.
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