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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1906
Page
2
Advertisement offering Colt Acetylene Gas Generators in multiple sizes and drums, with calcium carbide of various grades, plus gas mantles and burners for generators and automobiles. Inquiries directed to the office for details on superior quality and safety.
A dense clipping lists court actions arrests and notices, including a Seguin parade of names, addresses and events. It mentions police activity, a driver’s license case, and a mix of local ads and shipping notices with scattered dates and prices.
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered names and numbers, referencing Hanson, Fyuke, Wichowe, Kamerunaa, and local places. Mentions a 14 year old, Amber 4, and a wager of $15. The text is garbled with illegible phrases and unclear context about medical or civic items.
A crane accident at a drawbridge led to the drowning of two passengers while a Hawk team member reportedly aided others. Rescue efforts and investigations followed as authorities reviewed the bridge’s safety and the event’s timeline.
A fragmentary report from a chaotic incident describes a group attacking a vehicle, with several killed and many injured. Victims include members of a group identified as Holy Jottee. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Japanese subjects and a misread sequence of names. The garbled lines discuss potential historical details but lack clear event, date, or identifiable entities. The snippet provides insufficient coherent facts for full identification or reporting.
An explosion linked to a gas incident caused damage at a concealed location. Officials report multiple injuries and a rapid emergency response underway. Investigators are examining fuel sources and nearby infrastructure for further risk. Names or precise locations are withheld pending verification.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists several personal names and phrases without coherent context. The legible parts reference a Wednesday event and a family group but lack clear actions, dates, locations, or outcomes to summarize meaningfully.
A fragment praises Raskin's word painting as a rare gift, claiming his descriptions rival seeing places firsthand. A mention notes a Half Meroced edition offered on monthly payments.
A horse outbreak at Moililt stables, traced to glands disease, led veterinarians to brand all animals and impose strict quarantines. Plan of action targets farm workers and property connected to the stable, with enforcement and vaccination measures to curb the outbreak.
A garbled report describes Iauken Baily facing a perplexing ruling amid a chaotic scene at a police office. The narrative mentions gambling, a club invitation, and an alleged confrontation with a former policeman, all confusingly rendered in fractured terms.
Fragmented report details a new harbor range light near Honolulu with construction notes. It references the project scope, elevation, and coastal alignment, alongside political commentary on Republican positions and civic federation endorsements impacting local voters. The text mixes engineering specifics with partisan discourse and incomplete quotes from figures like Kuhio.
Thecase before the Supreme Court interprets the Campbell will, detailing how the widow’s one third share from realty income is allocated for family maintenance of minor and unmarried children. Provisions discuss travel expenses of two sisters and a contingent interest for an unmarried child.
A heated afternoon gathering featured Express candidate remarks and Civic Federation appeals. The speaker was cheered as supporters pledged to back the Republican platform while critics warned of party power shifts and reforms. The event ended with further speeches and a late return.
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