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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
3
Fragmentary text outlines a 20th century style royal event with a Chinese prince and American hosts. It mentions a palace, state hospitality, a banquet, and potential venues, but details are scattered and unclear.
An OCR damaged passage describes editors bound over in a legal matter with scattered names and actions. It mentions a court case, allegations of wrongdoing, and references to individuals and authorities in a tense newspaper tone. The garbled text preserves core entities and legal stakes without graphic detail.
Tait Corman of China will open events tomorrow at the Commercial Inn. The speech targets members of the club and notes a focus on community issues, with attendees expected to discuss local activities and plans for upcoming meetings.
The text provides a garbled local bulletin with scattered phrases about autos, local businesses, a hospital update, court mentions, a death by suicide note, and various names and places. It reads like a rushed OCR from a community page listing ads, notices, and brief crime updates with many incomplete phrases and misread terms.
A long wartime style report outlines Lane and Cathcart as candidates with debates over party support and platform. It notes potential delegates from districts, candidate favors for attorney and sheriff posts, and the anxious path toward the county convention with multiple names and strategic moves.
Fragmentary account mentions arena activity and officials with unclear details. Names appear garbled but reference to a town event, a possible address and dates.
Shipping items report on Pacific routes with references to the steamer Hall bound for Kintil porte, Nippon Mari passengers aboard, resumption of Pacific Coal service, the Alert Haw removal and repairs, Matson liner Wilhelm moving to Fowl Wharf, and other port movements including the WG Mall Log and new Zealand service. Also notes warship and freight movements and a change of vessel ownership to convert Edward May into a coat hull.
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous names and terms in a jumbled sequence. Readable facts are scarce, with no clear event, date, or location to anchor a concise report or identify a coherent subject.
A long list records arrivals at Hilo and nearby harbors including Claudine Neteon Irene Hilo Maul porta Sept 7 a.m. and other vessels from San Francisco and Kawal with numerous passengers and families named such as Rev MG Santos W T Robinson Missew Robinson and J Clement among many others.
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