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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
10
Milwaukee report recounts the outlaw John Dietz dying from wounds after a cabin confrontation. The incident, tied to a prior strike and a long defense inquiry, draws families into distress as authorities pursue extended sentences.
In a packed session the city attorney aligned with a county on probate and demurrer motions. Key items include jury trial demands, multiple Whitney et al. cases, and a libel dispute involving Kalmililifiit. Judge and clerk actions noted with dates and motions, highlighting city county legal exposure.
The University of Wisconsin regents add a full athletic course to the curriculum alongside literature and science. The program spans four years with 40 credits for graduation, including football and other athletic tasks, integrated with academic work and intercollegiate competition.
A promotional notice touts a semi annual clearance with half price or less on items for fall. It targets housewives, promises phenomenal values, and asserts nothing is reserved while urging shoppers to maximize value per dollar.
Ten defendants appear for appeal before Judge Cooper in the circuit court. The September docket lists Territory cases including Kagiyama Chillingworth Arana and Armello with multiple co-defendants. Other names include Umeda Raw Mn Johns Mitchell Howes Ab Chong and David Robinson among many. The proceedings mention oaths and the potential Senate ratification of a reciprocity treaty with Great Britain and France amid pending public debate. A railroad accident near the Hoxton and Anthony line injured a bystander. A Mexican border incident reaches Apia as a groom and a crowd gather for a wedding celebration in Livingston with injuries reported.
Sale advertisement for women’s shirt waists with various prices and discounts. Includes mentions of sale items, reductions, and regular prices such as 11.00, 16.00, 18.00, and 20.00. Ends with HOME.
Fragmented OCR reads like a collage of mint julep lore from a New York World query. It reports Colonel Sminhl and Representative Olle Tamer of Kentucky weighing a julep recipe with sugar, water, bourbon, ice, and a bouquet of flavors, amid scattered dates and names, ending with a brief obituary fragment.
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