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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary text references a committee nominees list and political actions. Mentions tensions and fear within a group, with unclear events or dates. No clear individuals, places, or organizations are identifiable in the readable portion.
A chaotic meeting over liquor licensing devolved into disputed votes and appeals. Key figures from Deputy abecitt to Horner and Klokird faced contention as property owners debated the thirteen-vo te majority ruling and potential fraud claims, with arbitration and legal challenges looming.
A fragment notes a mare at a pound labeled Makiht with unclear surrounding context. The text suggests a livestock concern or missing animal report but lacks full details on owner, location, or status. Further readable content needed for precise event and entities.
John J Caproiro, a native of Port au Prince, was naturalized as a citizen in a formal proceeding. The record lists his hometown and citizenship status as part of the clerical naturalization filing.
Vida writes to Honolulu voters detailing her past support for Republican candidates, roles in territorial administration, and calls for consistency amid party shifts. She asserts her duties as deputy sheriff and allegiance to party standards, while addressing criticisms and her stance in the 1908 election context.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Henry Vida, deputy sheriff of Gal County, appealing for clemency and public support. Governor Carter approves, mentions integrity and vengeance themes, with unproven charges and calls for fair consideration amid a chaotic public appeal.
The Attorney General's Department schedules ten murder trials to begin this week with several defendants, including Henry Hogan and others, facing first degree murder charges. Judges Kingebury and McAn HeRDOH will preside as prosecutors present indictments and defense teams prepare.
In the aftermath of a violent altercation at the Great Bil tithe favorite Saloon suspects AC Davis and others are accused of assaulting Pulive Ofer. The complaint cites injuries described as severe with eye, head and facial trauma and ongoing pain. The Evening Bulletin notes a $5 monthly fee for access.
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