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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
5
The narrative recounts Carter the Great Magician and his associates during a perilous performance filled with experiments and improvised effects. The tale describes dangerous props, a live pistol mishap, and the magician’s close calls with disaster amid an audience and crew.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a performer with words like wallet and Kiva and a possible claim about a tour or performance. It references next Saturday and a world tour to Australia but details are broken and uncertain. Entities are muddled and few recognizable names appear.
Fragmented OCR reports that Japanese wives request divorces amid a contested marital dispute resembling a cross empire tension. The piece mentions individuals and a publicized matrimonial case with threats and personal claims, reflecting a tense domestic legal action.
Pang Ping Tek and several Chinese men led a street scuffle with City and County workers over removal of rubble. Laborers suffered bruises and some government property was damaged. Pang faced a five pound fine. Ravillard unable to attend court, case adjourned to October 21. Ravillard treated at Queen's Hospital.
The Hawaiien Promotion Committee reports growing interest from California residents to visit the islands. Secretary Wood notes letters from carpenters, hotel managers, and others seeking information. The Raymond-Whiteabbes excursion firm says travel demand is up and transportation companies report a busy season with many tour operators planning trips to Hawaii.
About a dozen Japanese gamblers were rounded up by police yesterday while at leisure. They appeared before Police Minister Andrade this morning. The inquiry centered on their activities as authorities prepared to hold them for further action until October.
The bulletin lists the business office phone as 256 and the editorial room phone as 185.
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