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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
2
A sprawling, garbled local page displays assorted want ads, notices, and mentions of events. The text references hiring at stables, bookstore items, meeting notes, political mentions, and social notices with numerous unreadable lines and scattered proper names.
An excerpt from the Havana La Discusion attacks American intervention as a dangerous path for Cuba. It warns of annexation and occupation, condemns racial and colonial arrogance, and portrays intervention as a threat to Cuban sovereignty, liberty, and national honor amid strained relations with the United States.
A local promotion committee held a brief meeting chaired by Mr. McCadrew with secretary Fb We. Attendees included Theale janereit wt Alar and Mietanitloing Marga. The session approved a set of unnamed items and scheduled the next meeting for the following week.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a private concern delaying a fiver operation in Ohio with talks of transport, hire, and a meeting about a potential service or shipment. The readable parts reference a Boston or British connection and a shipper’s awaiting agreement, but key details remain obscured.
October 12 meteorological bulletin from the Weather Bureau section director BERTOCKMAN. Reports show temperature readings, wind directions and velocities, and notable atmospheric observations across the area. Forecast notes indicate conditions like rain probability and cloud cover for the day and adjacent hours.
A fragmented report describes ongoing confusion aboard the Sheridan voyage with mentions of officers, captains, and planned movements. The piece references a possible departure toward a harbor, notes about tedium and tension, and hints at communications with other ships and destinations.
An old advertisement promotes Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female workers facing fatigue nervousness and irritability. It cites Ms Merkley of Milwaukee and claims the product strengthens the entire female system and benefits other similar cases.
A Bulletin reporter映 shows J Parks of the Navy connected agency visiting the Sivall Island lava flow. The eruption changes coastlines, devastates plantations, and forces villagers to flee. Frederick, an astronomer, and Frederick’s party report dense clouds hindered observations while noting a planned Samoa observatory move.
The following lineup has been arranged by the BF Brethren including Ernest Knos, G Cart MH Nieper, Albert Lena, James Stewart, Manuel Hii, Samuel R Ripley, Charley Kingsong, Janus Alemada, Gonsalves, Henry Kayomik, John Barns, and others listed as subs. Strong entities appear to be local club names and individual players.
Fragmented OCR text features mock herald like lines and political slogans. Mentions Americans Spaniards, a hall event, moonlit nights, and a call to arms regarding Cuba. Content is garbled with many misspellings and nonsensical sequences, hard to extract concrete facts or dates.
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