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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
4
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment with scattered proper nouns, dates, and terms. It includes names like Hawaii, Siena, Gulletin, and various mixed phrases, but no coherent event or report to summarize into a clear news item.
A highly garbled historical newspaper OCR text fragment presents few readable facts. It contains numerous proper nouns, scattered dates, and isolated terms but lacks coherent events or a clear story.
A governor greets a festive crowd during a monarch themed event at the palace area. Attendees express gratitude for the visit and reflect on political ties with archival officials. The party proceeds toward the Capitol with stops at fruit stands as Archivarian Lydecker provides remarks.
The report records a reception to the Vieltor with mentions of Hawaiian royalty and Vancouver figures. It notes a big table, miso notes, and various powers shaping the Kingdom, with passages about the Governor and officials explaining the events at a Maina Hotel gathering.
A crowded dog show hosted by the Hawaiian Kennel Club features entries from noted dogs and breeders. They plan tomorrow’s show at the Castle Orphans Salvation Army grounds, with judging after 10 o clock and prizes for top dogs.
A fragmented report notes yesterday's turnout exceeded expectations with a large crowd present. Judging was to be completed today and officials expect many more attendees this afternoon and tomorrow.
Judge De Holt opened sessions with several defendants entering or withdrawing pleas for charges including opium and liquor violations. Proceedings postponed for key cases, jurors swore in, auxiliary counts and future hearings set for next week as court addresses remaining defendants and trial logistics.
A fragmentary ledger of attendees includes Pfeitter, John M., Jones, Geo, Lishman, Walker, Jen, John G. Albert, John F. Sop er, and others. Deputy Sheriff Kalakiela reports several names such as W. Chak, Frank Darling, CH. Merrifield, H.W. Doane, Thos McMillan, Geo Lindman, P.O. Khiers, and Joan Kawards.
A grand benefit concert at the Lower Hall featuring Catholic Mission Orchestra and guest artists. Highlights include Overture The Silver Bell, Wedding of the Winds, Country Mate, Moana Hawaiian Song duet, Old Plantation, and Love and Lave Thee. Professor Gordon may appear. Fr Ultleh directs. The Weekly Edition of the Hveat Bulletin notes full day’s news.
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