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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
3
The funeral notices report the death of Mrs KahakahaaKoi with details of services and family. The notice mentions relatives and burial arrangements, indicating a community response and thorough rites.
A fragmented report describes jurors excused for illness or conflict, trials paused while replacements were sought. Names such as BL Hitetent WK Hens and D K Mare appear among summoned jurors. The prose notes the strain of awaiting available jurors and the plan to reconvene the next morning to continue the voir dire.
Governor Veron granted a parole to Chew Hoy for the remainder of a nineteen year term. The decision directs supervision and compliance with laws, prohibiting residence with felons, idle activity, or peculation. The action follows a report by the Board of Prison Inspectors.
A fragmented report shows OLAA stock moving up on the exchange with notable gainouts. The text references investors, prices, and several misread terms, including dates and entities, but the core note is a strong advance in OLAA shares observed amid market activity.
A jumble of items from the Bulletin lists prices for tablets, local notices, and court actions. The article mentions sales at various stalls, a firearm incident, hospital outcomes, a court hearing, and financial tallies totaling several hundred thousand dollars for the year, with names and places scattered throughout.
Democratic party names WW Thayer as candidate for city attorney in Denerratie entiyent tint. Kim Watean listed as deputy or supporter, with Thayer aiming to contest the seat amid local political maneuvering and questions about eligibility.
Fragmentary report from MOP CON BEDE NTE describes a speaker in Murrie delivering a rambling, alliterative rant. The muddled text references local places and names, including Albertina and May, with unclear actions or outcomes.
The page reports a crowded maritime scene with arrivals and departures across San Francisco, Honolulu, Yokohama, and other ports. It notes ship movements including the Interisland steamer Thello Canton, vessel adjustments, and anticipated service changes as global trade and naval activity unfold in November.
An unclear item describes public reaction around a death case involving a person named McDuffie and references to Chinese death events. The fragment mentions a trial or investigation context with names and places that are garbled, but the core point suggests McDuffie not being held responsible. No clear dates or locations are discernible.
A persistent rumor says Pacific warships will reach Hawaiian waters for Christmas. The rumor, linked to a fleet planned for maneuvers, suggests twelve or more ships will join for target practice and the festive season in Honolulu.
Executive committee discusses whether open house can be kept at clubhouses on May day. Admission cards required. party attire and dance details to be announced. Event planned for Reyitte Day evening with details to be discussed.
A regular meeting is set for eight o'clock this evening in the Throws Room at the Palace. Members will consider the final invitation and a proposed organization. Several honored patrons are expected to attend the service as the event unfolds.
Entries list real estate transfers entered for record on Sept 7 1910 and Sept 8 1910 between multiple parties including Hollete to William Henry Almeida to Bernardo Kilote and others. The wording references many names and entities with times from the morning to afternoon sessions and notes involvement of Walii Agrotl Co Ltd and Kowene et al.
The Sumner case remains active amid a tangle of broken testimony and unclear statements. Witnesses gathered in Lond and Hewtitied provide partial details as attorneys push for clarity on John K. Sung and related events. Proceedings show signs of strain and delayed conclusions as parties navigate uncertain recollections.
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