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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
4
The readable fragments narrate a political campaign item from the Evening Bulletin dated September 28, 1908. It lists parties, candidates for county sheriff and related political lines, with mentions of Democratic and Republican arguments, local figures, and a contrast to past events such as yellow fever. The text preserves era rhetoric and electoral debate, including references to newspapers and party alignment.
Fragmented report outlines disputed immigration results and policy actions at sea ports and urban centers. It references ships, shipments, and debates among officials including figures like Hin Mechatlis, Gihegy Lee, and Stimetiane Meanunes, noting calls for stricter quotas and questioned eligibility checks amid public concern.
Fragmented OCR outlines Rio de Janeiro as the largest Portuguese speaking city and capital of the Portuguese Republic. It notes its prevalent Jewish community and civic energy amid territorial debates and global perceptions.
A list of officials for Hawaii includes Territorial Senate members and Representatives for the Fourth and Fifth Districts. Also shown are county officers judges clerks and supervisors for Honolulu and outlying areas with deputies and sheriff figures.
The text describes Rio’s ambitious postwar reconstruction with a grand dock system, ocean liners, extensive waterfront drives, and new Ave Vida Central. It highlights leveled hills, modern buildings, asphalt paving, electric lighting, and avenues designed to showcase civic progress. Portuguese influence and tropical urban vision are praised as models for rapid public improvements.
The document records President Pinkham’s public interest in tubercle control, noting delays in reporting to the Board of Health. It outlines proposed advisory regulations on disease control, the Hawaii Territorial Medical Association’s role, and the need for printed concise regulations. It also lists institutional work on building sanitation, dispensary activity, milk quality issues, and a proposal to regulate production and distribution of milk.
Buyer Nichola Go, Lid, I imports a vast assortment of toys and holiday goods to the Islands. The inventory is now being opened for public inspection in Honolulu, inviting shoppers to visit and view the selection.
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