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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
2
A garbled local page notes ads for groceries hotels and refreshments. It mentions the steamer Mauna arriving with cargo, a hotel publicity dinner, and various civic and social happenings. Several names, places, and dates are included in scattered fragments.
A damaged extract describes extensive hotel renovations aimed at attracting guests. The work includes exterior repainting, interior woodwork refinishing, and new enamel finishes creating a lighter, brighter appearance. Officials expect the upgrades to boost hospitality offerings and foot traffic.
A densely garbled report from Kaliht Camp features speakers denouncing the Democrats and praising the Republican slate. Names such as Delegate Prince Kahia and Auditor office figures are cited as endorsing party loyalty while promising county leadership aligned with Republican goals.
A distressed report states Captain Cook was drowned near Carmanah and the Betti bark with Peter Hrodule ashore nearby. The incident describes a lumber carrier ashore at Astoria and continues with unclear notes about the location in Southern Parke and related safety concerns.
A garbled OCR snippet from San Francisco outlines a chaotic political scene mentioning Mayors, counties, and votes. Distorted terms suggest a contested development charge and election activity, with references to parties and polling amid unclear names.
Fragmentary notes describe a hurricane affecting Japan and other weather events. The text mentions storm activity and references various unclear terms and names, with no coherent report or dates to anchor a full summary.
A shop offers autumn color transition from light to dark tones with a new stock of dark tweeds and worsted cheviots in varied patterns. Regular customers are invited to order fall suits that fit their preferred style from experienced tailors.
A Republican rally at Kaekanko in Almont featured speakers denouncing Democrats and accusing them of free beer, misrepresentation, and vote buying. John W. Cathcart and Castro urged electing the Republican ticket while criticizing Democratic policies on taxation, labor, and trade. The gathering, orderly with several candidates present, aimed to boost support for the GOP and delegitimize the opposing campaign.
A report details seventeen clerks appointed by Kalauakalagi with five to Democrats, five to Republicans, and others to Home Rulers or unaffiliated. It cites lack of full slates from precincts and asserts Republicans claim favorable outcomes despite missing names due to insufficient records.
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