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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
6
At an extraordinary meeting Haren St Mayejima and Mr t Wa discussed the audit and proposed reconstruction of the Yat hata office, including a 12 percent valuation and a carried loan of 800,000. The meeting endorsed the proposal and reviewed total accounts for the year.
An ordinary general meeting of Toyo Kleen Katheha in Tokyo highlighted rising expenses in rusk and common goods, with the president directing attention to a large toll of services and a shift in demand. The report notes dwindling passenger figures and increased operating costs, alongside competitive pressure in the sector.
Palma urges Catholic engagement while criticising indifference in communities in the wake of Protestant influence. He cites lack of organized effort and warns faithful to participate in church duties and civic life, noting the need for action in Catholic parishes and broader society.
A detective, Elmendorf, probes a burglary tied to John Robinson and sleuths through Robison’s associates and Alemendorf’s uneasy observations. Envelopes, notes, and a concealed signature lead to a coded message as the inspector follows a trail from Robinson’s theft to a courtroom-ready revelation.
An OCR fragment lists Hawaiian Japanese ballast company and several cleaners. It mentions price changes for ballast, coral rock use for roads, and services by Masuda and Hayashi including clothes cleaning, dyeing, and repair near Fort Street and Maunakea Street, with a P O box and telephone reference.
An OCR readout reveals a dramatic chapter from St Winifred's tale set at morning. The narrator recalls a window scene and a tense exchange about wakefulness, plans, and uncertain futures. Strong personal names and locale appear amid a complex stream of dialogue.
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