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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1910

Page

6

Convention names and ballots mark lively political gathering

The convention nominated Shingle for city and county treasurer with strong backing from Breckons and Wine while Edward Woodward faced a 109 to 97 defeat to Wicknell for county treasurer. Several other races saw unanimous or near unanimous decisions, secret ballot support, and a crowded field for supervisors and clerks amid tense party dynamics.

Cor Fediasente Vercie St Robert W. Shingle Feld Shingle R. W. Breckons Douthitt Breckons John Wine Edward Woodward James Bicknell Wicknell D. Kalauokalany Jr

Hardware Store In A Man's Stomach Report

In Catho HL Aug 23 a man named Frank W. Wilkon died after swallowing multiple foreign objects. Surgeons removed buttons pins keys a belt buckle a pencil parts a thermometer and more from his stomach after an emergency operation for suspected appendicitis. He had recently lived in St Louis and had a history of depression.

Catho Frank W. Wilkon St Lamia Wilson St. Louis

Five or All Good Men at College of Hit Wall Comm Reads

Unclear fragmented text references multiple names and a college context. Readable portion notes a group of five or more men connected with a college setting and a committee or reading event. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are established in the legible content.

College of Hitwall

McCuve'n hind Bowne tiady's text weather

Fragmentary OCR note lists names and phrases with garbled terms. It mentions media, March, and various proper nouns, but lacks clear events or specifics to describe. The readable bits suggest a local notice or column fragment from a historic page.

Trouble for Tourists in New U S Departure Rules

Ban Francisco Aug 26 A new Homigrath department regulation takes effect Oct 1 restricting alien travelers leaving the United States with extensive passenger data recorded by ship lines. The rule demands outward bound aliens be delivered to customs with full passenger records including age sex race country of residence prior arrivals and intended residence. US citizens require only name sex and age. The measure, meant to curb illegal travel, may hinder tourist agents and complicate last minute travel plans as inspectors increase scrutiny and personal questions. In Oakland an auto accident leaves worker Antonio De Cruces seriously burned after a car struck him and drove away leaving the scene. the driver’s identity is sought.

Ban Francisco United States Mastere of Vemsls Steamatty Company United Sutes Sam Custom House Inmigration Bureau Cally Hew Steamship Companion Oakland Antonio de Cruces Ransome Crammey Company Hight East Fourteenth Street Fieth Avenue Reing Byers Bani Twenty-ecount Street de Crisceu

Children Wade 15 Miles In Fire Border Creek

Spokane report describes four tuttlies of Nomesteaders burned in Idaho perishing in La Tour Creek Kootenai county. They escaped by wading along a creek bed as flames forced refuKens to submerge. Witnesses recall a dramatic scene near Walter Osborne and others as the group sought safety amid a fierce fire.

Spokane Wash la Tour Creek Kootenai County Idaho Almoat Walter Osborne Sitti Andyom Anatom Tiemple Ead Hsb

Fractured OCR Notes on Local Event

Fragmentary text from a local-item OCR mentions people and places in unclear order. Reads like stray names and scattered phrases with no coherent event or date. Further readable details are insufficient for a definite headline or full summary.

Language imperialism debate prompts English dominance talk

Discussion argues against making Chinese or other languages the empire’s language, noting English already serves wide global commerce. Analysts cite 500 million people speak various major languages. about 20 percent use English, with many correspondents preferring it for mail. Authorities say English will not supplant older languages soon, but its worldwide use grows.

Japan Kowtiehon Txland Katia Theyitiah Pire United States

New Zealand Adds Forest Trees From America and Europe

A report notes plans to increase growth by introducing American and European tree varieties into New Zealand. The strategy aims to meet growing demand for timber and forest products, signaling collaboration with native species programs.

America Europe

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