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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
6
Yeatuntay opened the Indies singles tourney on the Heritania courts. Thy matehew drew a large crowd as the event began with lively play and strong crowd engagement.
Fragmented readable text shows mentions of Governor Carter, a superintendent, attorney general, and secretary roles. It references a Harper’s Weekly style debate, Miss Van Vijve and Horner, and a public event at Palama. The garbled odds and ends include hockey style matchups and a Hawaiian show lineup.
Sporadic notes update Melville’s RIC effort amid a misreadIoValxélters scene. Labiinw fell short in a championship bid yesterday. Luskiana Athletic Club schedules a meeting at the Orpheuns theater tomorrow night. Association Football League teams Thiele Chib and Cowboyn play Friday, Alphne and Diamond Heads vie for Winter League title.
Fragmented excerpts accuse George Carter of seeking clerks for top posts and criticize administration moves under the Republic era. The column mocks the Hawaii election scene and questions centralized power while noting George Rex’s handling of duties and the governor’s influence.
A San Francisco conclave notes Sir Knight Wm. ff. Maneeley of Mary Commandery Philadelphia showing dramatic recovery from diabetes and related symptoms after a California treatment. Fellow Philadelphians cited include Richard Filbert and E. Snow, with mention of Honolulu Drug Co as agents and claims of diabetes improvement in 87 percent of cases.
G1 CARTER Governor responds to a contentious Hawaii income tax issue. He notes territorial interest and division of revenues between the territory and counties. He defends his stance as fair to all islands and criticizes legislators for failing to craft a proportional tax solution.
The speaker accuses tailor Algy-Bob Jove of outrageous treatment and seeks revenge by suggesting Myrtle Recomment to recruit friends who could bankrupt him quickly. The tone hints at a personal grievance and a plan to retaliate through financial pressure.
An old colored man plays a cheerful tune as a tourist ponders seasonal treats. The scene mentions watermelon, honeybee, mockingbird, and other rural markers in a brief, fragmented journal tone.
An advertisement-style letter cites horse owner Mr. Nowlan of Hotel Street reporting success with the medicine Save the Horse for bone spavin and lame horses after a week’s treatment. Other testimonials mention cured cases and a money-back guarantee. A separate notice offers legal services and drug trade details from Hollister Drug Co and partners.
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