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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
3
A large audience near Hotel Fort Ket heard Home Rule supporters advertise Fred Beckley as chairman. Speakers, mainly non-candidates, discussed party prospects, Brown and annexation issues, and criticized the Democratic and Republican machines as candidates eyed November elections.
A listing seeks a silent partner for an established Honolulu real estate firm P E R Strauch Real Estate. The ad promises high profits and safety, inviting only serious buyers to partner in a legitimate operation with quick coal price alignment and exclusive access to the interval at the chair.
The fragment lists property sale details with pricing and location hints. It mentions a cash deal for 2750 and an offer around 20 per acre along Canty and Mak areas. The readable items are sparse and partially garbled, but indicate advertising real estate for sale.
The article describes area voters lining up at the Board of Registration to secure ballots for November. It notes the elderly among the electorate, mentions varied political loyalties including Republicans and Home Rule supporters, and records calls for strong turnout and party alignment ahead of the election.
On Tus Island a record of voters is being clarified by races and rationality of registration. The section lists voters for upcoming polls with names and local officials cited, indicating procedures and caution around eligibility.
An ad claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures female weaknesses from nervous prostration to backache and menstrual disorders. It urges women to write Mrs Pinkham at Lyne Mose for confidential advice asserting numerous cures and relief.
A fragmented, garbled report discusses Republican figures and party lines. It mentions Frank Andrade reviewing work by Republicans and Democrats and a speaker named Hertard Kellkolio whose remarks were well received on several items.
A petition from residents of Diamond Head asks the Hoard of Surveyors to consider closing or rerouting a road to reduce dust and risk. They warn that mobile automation and heavy traffic threaten safety and demand action at the Thursday meeting.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and entities such as Jopning PanRF HanMinY Brain, and mentions a phone number 479. It reads like a corrupted contract or notice with scattered proper nouns and street references. No coherent event or action is discernible.
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