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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1909
Page
10
Outward times toWaianae Pearl City and Waianae stations show 0:15 am 9:30 pm and 17:20 30 pm 41:00 pm departures. Inward times to Honolulu from Kaheku Malaina Waianee list 8:20 am 1:15 pm. Arrivals from Kaheku Malaina and Waianee also noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a property at Haguia and other parcels tied to Fatenco and Young streets. The text hints at a sale or listing by a local entity, but critical details such as dates, exact names, and full locations are unreadable.
A frightened wife wrestles with loyalty and fear as she seeks mercy for her husband against a powerful colonist. She confronts Captain Williams in his apartment to decide her next move, torn between exposure to family shame and risking further harm. Her resolve hardens as she steps into an uncertain confrontation.
A narrator recalls an eccentric room as a grand salon full of boats models and oddities. He mentions a small crew including one Japanese helper and a “giliey” crew, breakfast steaks and lobes, and a neat civilized room. The tale ends noting the details were unimportant to those seeking only profit.
Mrs. Brooks confronts Captain Williams in a tense exchange aboard a ship about pay, threats, and a past involving women taken from Malay headhunter lands. Williams boasts of power, while Brooks challenges him and reveals the dangerous undercurrents of their engagement.
A damaged letter fragment describes Gardiner resident Lydia Tokhane Dee facing a hospital operation after illness and a declared doctor advised care. It notes claims of a vegetable compound from Sule Clad medicine firm as a longtime tonic for women, with testimonies from various cities.
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