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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1906
Page
2
A meandering collage of notices and snippets with names, places, and dates. Advertisers mention coffee, ships, public lands, hotels, and shipments while individuals travel, shop, and plan trips to Japan and Vancouver.
A Honolulu Democratic rally featured roast and heckling of Link McCandless by speakers Solomon Kealila and others. They criticized Republicans, urged voters to oppose McCandless for employing Asians, and urged support for Democrats as the best path for labor and public order.
As Autumn arrives we shift from light shades to darker worsteds. We stocked a handsome range of dark salt and deviate patterns tailored to individual measurements. Regular customers know us as the Tailors Who Fit.
Withineton signals another attempt to learn about politics and states the Civic Federation will actively engage in the campaign. He cites past voting records and says this year they will avoid past town fighting. He notes readiness to act in a few days and speaks of Kalauokalan Sr. as a favorable candidate for senator.
A chaotic political gathering featured speaker Solomon Maheluna defending the straight Republican ticket and denouncing Democrats. Ka kere Kaleloon and A V Gear urged tax reform and fiscal responsibility while candidates critiqued the Treasury and promised to advance the party platform amid crowd interruptions and heated exchanges.
Supporters praised Brown promising continued police strength amid accusations of favoritism toward Hawalinon members. Opponents warned of overreach and urged focus on fair treatment and accountability as election talk heated the room.
A petition in Hawaii seeks letters of administration for the estate of Chun Afong who died Sept 26, 1900, in the Empire of China while resident of Macao. The estate in Hawaii is valued around 45 000 and includes various stocks bonds and notes. Heirs named include Emmeline Magoon, Anthony Afong, Catherine Atong, and several daughters and in laws.
Fragmented OCR reads a funeral notice for Dwight with garbled names and locations. The readable bits mention a funeral service, a theater, and a person named Alfred, but the text is largely indecipherable.
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