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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
5
Advises readers to refresh calling card stock for speed and readiness. Promotes modern styles and current best materials, claiming constant updates from top manufacturers and reliable workmanship to ensure correct usage and quality.
Republican candidates set out from Kaneote after a well attended meeting, with a flag day ahead. A special train will depart tomorrow afternoon for Wainia, stopping at Waianwe and Kekata, with possibly more stops. County Committee members debated crowd size and rail costs, agreeing to transport only a united group and leaving some details to ticket distribution and timetable.
A fragmentary report describes trustees weighing actions against a group of youths tied to a baseball program. It notes debts and proposed reductions, with emphasis on recovering funds and stabilizing the team’s finances. The piece hints at a contentious measure to abort or reduce a percentage before any action.
A fragmented report describes a home team experiment in shaping tactics while contending with confusing opponent setups. The article notes uncertain outcomes, naming several regions and coaches, and hints at a pivotal result to be determined in upcoming fixtures.
A fragmented report from an art league gathering references unclear names and stray phrases. Mentions of meetings at unspecified location and scattered terms suggest confusion or OCR errors, with possible allusions to individuals or groups but no coherent event details. The item reads like a partially garbled historical note rather than a clear report.
The Mosquito Committee leads a month long campaign against the bather sone insects. Funds have been collected and work will start soon. A.D. Jarnken will coordinate with the Board of Health inspector to enforce orders. An example of public interest shows Halt connection with the rampaign. The campaign could trigger memorials in the city if continued.
The Ke Au Hun from Kaual porte arrives at fi oelock with 684 bags fly, 5% tags paddy, 127 bags autotrent baal, sundries. Nilfad from Kawaporte arrives at 6 o'clock with LE puckugyy aundcles. heavy northerly swells pin ning there. WG Hitt Wate idled at Koloa. Hine Lahaina awaits eaters at Eleele. four hour delay due to a broken donkey engine.
The Pugatou Athletic Club football team will play a practice match against Punahoy College tomorrow on campus at one o clock. Both teams are union players capable of a good game. The college team is noted as strong and fortunate in hay.
Fragmented OCR text describes Carm en rehearsals with scattered phrases about audiences, a wheel turning, and a person named Steve. The garbled lines suggest rehearsal disruptions and unclear directions during a theater event, with references to a venue and unfinished actions.
A fragmented wartime note references Pearl Harbor with scattered names and dates, mentioning military figures and locations. The garbled lines hint at naval action and headlines from a wartime era, but the specifics are unreadable.
A jumble of short items mentions legal notices, trials, and public matters. Reports touch on a death warrant stay, a royal school inspection, a meeting of builders and traders, and upcoming events. Includes notices about shipping, examinations, and local commerce with scattered names and places.
A fragmented report indicates ASHFORD candidate facing questions from an executive panel over health and credentials. The irregular text references a political event with boards and meetings, mentioning a February date and seeking clarity on eligibility and conduct.
A terse market note cites sugar trading in Honolulu with reference to several company names and a price figure around 24 dollars. The fragmentary text mentions Bison Microe and Wadalee Sugar and hints at agricultural trade activity on the exchange.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names including Aron aM Kratoha and Cathan with scattered references to dates and places. The readable pieces resemble a legal or public notice but contain garbled segments, making a definitive action or authority hard to determine.
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