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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mississippi and various scattered terms. The legible items include references to a line, state, and force, alongside names or fragments that do not form a clear event or outcome. The readable content is too garbled to extract a coherent main fact or person.
A fragmented account describes an Alter Movement at a coastal panel, with Arvid Hi from ATi near Prt and references to a wounded aiter and a journey toward Blac Pranolien. The text mentions a vessel, the Mangella, steering toward the coast and a possible deployment of support forces aboard the Alameda.
Fragmented OCR note recounts a winter event at a hotly contested site with a crowd watching a notable figure. It mentions a dramatic moment, a crowd reaction, and a ceremonial or ceremonially presented object tied to a long-standing local tradition.
Registration figures reveal intense push by Republican workers to boost voter registrations, with large crowds visiting polling locations. The Board of Registration reported 240 voters registered in the district, noting increases from last year and detailing regional tallies as parties gear up for upcoming elections.
Dems launch full campaign tour as McClanahan leads cattleman delegate bid toward Kauai. He plans a statewide walk with BK Kalena, covering inland districts, ending with a 750 p.m. rally at the Fourth District precinct. Speakers include the Fourth District nominee and district allies.
Reports describe the ship Sheridan grounded near Hoilu and breaking up under surf as salvage teams plan to float transport vessels. Officials detail attempts to free the vessel and recover remains while the wreck is monitored for hazards and weathered by Pacific conditions.
The Evening Bulletin reports Hibbert Chute facing a libel case filed after a plaintiff allegedly failed to appear in court on October 4, 1008. The defense petitions for action and the judge weighs whether the plaintiff has met the required legal obligations.
A chaotic factional scene unfolds as Speaker claims Democrats wooing public distrust with treachery. Candidates cite duty to public welfare while Sheriff and others urge focus on record and county governance amid charges of political manipulation.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a customs messenger examination in Honolulu Hawaii on October 26 2001 to certify eligibles for the messenger position with compensation to be set when appointments are made qualified applicants age 90 or over may be affected by exam content applications available from the Board of Examiners Honolulu Hawaii January 1900 deadline note rental cards for sale at the Bulletin office
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