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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1903
Page
6
A lively Republican gathering at Hotel and Market streets hailed a firm pro‑Republican platform. Speakers including Attorney General and local officials praised progress, urging voting for Lincoln era values, accountability, and strong state governance, with emphasis on public works and responsible reform.
Fragmentary text describes political turmoil around Home Rule, with references to natives and factions. The garbled lines suggest conflict over governance and territorial authority, mentioning places and names obliquely and lacking clear events or outcomes.
A long OCR fragment depicts Brenda and Mr. Maclane amid a city murder mystery in Philadelphia. The text blends rumors, press clippings, and theatrical dialogue as Brenda negotiates media attention, a mysterious woman, and family concern while a civic setting and a vigil or public event unfold. The piece intertwines narrative scenes with newspaper-style narration and character names, suggesting a serialized mystery atmosphere.
A dramatic fragment centers on Brenda, Alden, and Detective Kimendorf amid a hospital scene. Brenda reassures a worried Brenda and hints at a legal or personal conflict linked to Mr. Alden. The narrative blurs with mentions of trials, a doctor’s verdict, and an evening bulletin tease.
Marion E Health reports on a bizarre money transfer scheme involving the Bureau of Printing Engraving and the Insular Department. A Treasury pursues a cached stash of $1,000,000 bills bound for New York, with Beall directing agencies and a voyage by train and bank. The event highlights concerns over cost, security, and risks of treasure transport from the Philippines to the mainland.
Lincoln newspapers report an eight year old Governor Mickey daughter nearly abducted near the mansion. An unknown man seized her but fled when neighbors arrived, leaving the child unharmed as local police investigate. Governor Mickey says the case may warrant penitentiary time for the perpetrator.
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