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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1909
Page
5
Poem listing praise for divine grace and nature. It evokes a hopeful mood with images of roses and dew ref lecting heavenly blessing. The speaker emphasizes faith banishing doubt and sorrow for all.
A bold call urges the American public to fund and build a domestic passenger and freight transport system led by the state. The text argues for a national port and rail linked network, stressing railroad and ocean carrier cooperation to end foreign control and improve services for travelers and freight. It emphasizes urgency, national interests, and a shift to American ownership and operation.
Advertisement lists a rental on Vineyard Street offering three bedrooms with a price of 25.00 and two bedrooms available. The compact notice resembles a classified housing rental snippet.
An attorney drafted statement questions the telephone company’s right to block a first line view of a proposed development. Officials stress that public safety and utility service must be considered while evaluating the city charter. The hearing aims to determine why a public investigation is required and if authorities should review a proposed route.
A garbled historical notice discusses political strife tied to a Republican party event and a region named Newall. It mentions wind conditions, engineering work, local leaders, and possible election plans amid public unrest and governance concerns. Specific names and places are unclear due to OCR corruption.
A damaged OCR fragment portrays gamblers from various backgrounds facing police action and a court case. Names such as Don Kamaha Tymee Hann J Kirk yan and Edwant Hart appear amid references to a jury court, fines, and warnings, with mentions of a $5 fee and threats tied to betting activities. The piece hints at a broader gambling culture and legal consequences but remains garbled and incomplete.
A shaky report describes Captain Schroeder entertaining a social circle on a Saturday afternoon. The event involved a marehor of regia mk, with attendees and onlookers present as the oceanlin and freunieten figures appear in disjointed lines. The scene shifts to Vale and Mod fannbern, ending with ben and coffer in the dieste Viper enet.
The readable portions name individuals such as Mr and Mrs, various spouses, and a long list of attendees in a faded community notice. The text also references a revival and local events, but many specifics and most proper nouns are unreadable or garbled.
On Saturday afternoon the German sailors entertained the locals at a social gathering near Pearl Harbor. A large crowd gathered around the seaside venue for a 2 o clock event with refreshments and music by the Spuleres band.
A jury for the Waimanalo case has been secured as jurors are named and the trial proceeds. The proceedings list names including Je Wilton and Wallace among others.
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