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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1907
Page
7
A garbled newspaper fragment lists names, places, and ads with broken phrases. It mentions a bread demand for Alexander Young Cafe, a hotel, church notices, and various items, but many words are unreadable or jumbled.
Sin Francisco September 13 The Board of Health issued a statement on city health conditions noting no cause for alarm and that the plague situation has not become serious. Since May 27 there have been only twenty four cases of bubonic plague brought to the attention of authorities.
A brief note from Odd Fellows' Blog highlights frequent tuning and repairs as cost saving. Bergstrom Music Co Ltd promotes expert tuners and repairers to maintain instruments and prevent larger expenses later.
Tokio September 1. Baron Hayashi the Premier promoted Count Mor tone and Count Kein to the rank of barons in recognition of their services to the Empire. The promotions accompany successes in the recent treaty efforts with France and between Japan and Russia.
St Petersburg report states Prince Trometaky faced treason charges at the Czar Ministry of Justice for actions surrounding the defense of the Duma leader Hebe, contributing to its dissolution.
In Petersburg dormitories at Russian universities were closed by order after authorities alleged students housed revolutionaries. The crackdown follows reports of discontent and plans linked to revolutionary activity among scattered groups.
Reports from Bengal describe a surge of attacks on European residents by Indian mobs. The unrest follows tense conditions in the province as authorities and locals react to the growing violence and security concerns.
New York on September 13 reports it appears Lipton will press for a fresh series of America Cup races with the New York Yacht Club likely to accept the challenge.
Staff Captain Aranos leads Hinduyan ceremonial events aboard ship with Harvest Festival activities. Adjutant Winter Brent Hite directs Korean service with Captain Suyeoh and Kuvoy Chong assisting. Evening programs focus on community peace and ceremonial endings on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
The readable text fragment mentions a jail, names, locations, and dates in a garbled way. It references a detention or legal context, but details are obscured by errors. No coherent sequence or outcome can be established from the available words.
The obituary notes the death of Te Hanetitit Steavait on September 14, a native of Teton aged unknown. A funeral service will be held at The Central Methodist Church in Hau Plantetann, Virginia, with references to his life, religious ties, and community standing. The notice mentions Justine De Gowland as a presenter and notes the family's connection to local politics and church activity.
Reports reveal Man Chong, sentenced for murder, faced repeated pardon attempts. The High Sheriff fears export to China if escaped, while Governor Frear refuses clemency. A Chinese community offered to ship him home for pardon. Man Chong, missing one arm, may have killed himself near Punchbowl after an escape. Local search parties probe Punchbowl and surrounding areas.
A long list of personal names and titles appears, seemingly from a September 14 entry, including Hindes Barrett Kinney Macy Shipman Webster Kennedy Shipman Moir Campbell Murray Covant Bell Greg Campbell Kapol Rickard Jones Winter Carter Hartwell Carter Linday Fitzgerald Kukahiko and others, with many titles such as Miss Master Mrs Mr and various honorifics, suggesting a register or social directory. The readable fragments indicate a roster-like record of people connected to a community event or institutional listing.
List of travelers including Dr We Rogers, Henry Holmen, Mira HH Cook, J D Brown, Mra FE Richardson and two children, Mrs HM Wells and children, Mra W H Rodgers, W H Rodgers, Mra Wo A Anderson and maid, Mrs J W Searle, Mrs B C Searle, Mr Ayers, Dow K White and wife, and Charles Dentent.
Hart appeared before Judge An trade ths morning and was formally charged with destruction of government records. County Attorney Cathcart requested continuing the cease until September 22. Mayer claimed Hart confessed to a shortage of $565 and signed a statement while Mayer denounced no further action.
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