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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
2
A crowded page mixes ads and notices from a bustling city. Classifieds announce house sales and rental inquiries, business promotions, and services, while local events, obituaries, and community notices hint at daily routines, court matters, and social happenings shaping the urban scene.
The owner Takahashe Kataro claimed he possessed the property under a lease and forced surrender of the profiles by force, alleging orders from Washtia's authorities. The defendant reportedly dismantled the building and removed timber, triggering a civil dispute over control and payment.
The notice touts a scalp cure promising to halt thinning and baldness. It promotes a product named Herrpicide as the sole remedy and urges readers to request a pamphlet from The Hetralt in Michigan, describing a dramatic yet unverified solution.
Fragmentary notes depict political campaigning for the Territory election, with speakers urging straight-ticket voting to unite Republicans and Democrats under a single slate. References to Waterhouse, Me, and public works praise road improvements and tax measures while critiquing Democratic promises and labor concerns.
A garbled OCR item describes a political scandal involving a central committee platform. It mentions names and actions but is unreadable in key details. The fragment hints at allegations of influence, cable access, and internal party reactions without clear dates or locations.
A fatal blast in Talia, De, left two people dead and injuries reported. Officials areas engaged, investigation opens. Witnesses describe loud detonation and smoke, with responders securing the scene.
A newspaper blurb notes the approach of Fall and urges customers to buy autumn shades. It promotes a stock of dark worsted suits in various patterns and promises tailored fits for regular customers.
A fragmented Manila earthquake brief mentions tremors near an avenue and city area with unclear details. The readable fragments point to an event affecting Manila but lack precise location, time, or magnitude.
In a cryptic bulletin fragment, Cha Witahitlietiin appears linked to a rally or political event. The text hints at a date or venue but remains unreadable in parts, suggesting a local notice about a political gathering or meeting.
The Board of Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce held a special meeting at 4 o clock yesterday to discuss harbor improvements. They considered removing the spit at the Kwa end, enlarging the harbor near the naval wharf and marine railway, securing a retaining wall, dredging the Kwa end, and appraising a drydock and lighthouse relocation. Attending were Morgan, Gittard, Haste, Peck, Bowen, Spalding, Paxton, and others.
Partial dispatch reports a Japanese woman aboard a Tokio bound vessel entering Port of Saint Petersburg in October. The fragment hints at a diplomatic or exotic arrival but lacks full details.
In Philadelphia on October 11 McGoy Drn Corbett Nant fought to a draw after a windy bout. Local reporters noted the match lacked a clear winner and featured rugged exchanges throughout the event.
A jagged transcript shows a political speech in a New Jersey town discussing land laws and race, accusing opponents of favoritism. It references Land Commissioner actions, candidate behavior, and party dynamics amid a heated rally with mentions of Wharlay Chillingworth and McChenalan.
A detailed description outlines a new hospital complex for lepers and other patients. The design includes separate wards and a pulmonary tuberculosis unit, with dedicated operating and dining facilities, hygienic patient care, and a central passage linking wards while preventing cross-contamination. The facility aims to resemble a modern township and to complete improvements in the coming spring.
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