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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1906
Page
4
A historical weekly bulletin from Havvaii reports on political endorsements and laborer activity. It notes Japanese influence in commerce and mentions candidates and party leaders shaping the upcoming election, with references to laborers and civic engagement across the island.
A jumble of names, places, and events emerges in a damaged OCR passage. People such as Ainley, Keron, and Ve eee Meh are mentioned alongside geographic hints and scattered actions. The text lacks cohesive structure, offering only disjointed fragments of a larger story.
A fragmented report outlines a discussion where lawmakers weigh fresh policy steps tied to pecan trade and harvest timing. The record notes attendance by several senators and mentions a contentious vote on possible allowances and oversight.
The Weather Bureau Local Office provides a weather summary for September including temperatures, humidity, wind directions, and barometer readings. Data notes a morning dew point around polst and movement of weather systems with a 24 hour observation period.
Advice on avoiding high moving costs and selling bargains quickly. Describes a desirable city area home for sacrifice with easy terms and mentions splendidly situated lots in Kaimuki and Manoa offered for sale.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions Paris Angus Brock in running or race context with unclear details. Names appear as Vikwee Hise and Amita Act though context is damaged. Separate city or organization references unreadable.
Capt Lynam reports no northerly current, planning to head for Mol with a steady eastward setting. Sheridan and Hicks salvage efforts interrupted by rough seas. Thomas expected to depart for Gawm soon, with wrecking operations constrained by ships’ endurance and available gear.
Fragmentary report shows discussion of nominations and candidacy status. Names mentioned include figures tied to the convention and possible talks with Bam Johnson. Speakers address whether to accept a nomination, with denials and inquiries about the legitimacy of rumors.
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