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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1909
Page
3
A blaze swept a carpenter shop near Kine Sat Alvnal careets in Potmouring, caused by unknown origin. Firefighters battled flames. owners and workers evacuated, water later poured to control the fire as authorities reported limited damage and no injuries.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate layoffs and travel, referencing October activity and a board meeting. Mentions of moral matters, staff, and attendance at a governor or steering group meeting are provided with unclear dates and names due to garbled text.
Fragmented local notices describe sales, inquires, and public notices. Mentions include the Bulletin office sale of nickels, names such as Mike Patun and Archio Meio, and references to legal and civic names like Maul county attorney J Le Coke and Major Waitin. The text includes scattered references to ships, businesses, and community events with several garbled phrases.
Reported continuation of a riot trial recounts the capture of a fugitive and ongoing court proceedings. The narrative references alleged violence, law targets, and witness evidence as the jury considers charges amid testimonies and defense arguments.
List of travelers arriving for Honolulu including Miss Flora Balman Mrs Geo Colby and J Cooke with many other passengers and accompanying notes and layovers for Honolulu and Yokohama in the passenger roster.
Surveyor Waller Wall testifies about a map he prepared of the Keene area as rioters overwhelmed police. Engineer Leoville of Oahu plantation recounts mob violence and police inability to control the outbreak, while the accused Marion Lightfoot and others faced assault during the clash.
Local notice outlines road work on 1156 Work Street involving Base Featiumint Eheaps and 0 Stotee. Detour routes and schedule pending official update from city public works department.
Shipping Tuesday lists arrivals and sailings across Pacific ports. Several vessels including Chiyo Maru and Stmr Manukauna depart for Honolulu and other destinations while ships like San Francisco and Noyo report arrivals or repairs. numerous names and destinations reflect a busy maritime schedule.
An OCR filled with scattered promotions and product claims from a Hawaiian Mercantile scene. It touts various household items, floor care, woodwork finishes, and a yearly savings pitch. Contains numerous garbled names and unactionable details, with little coherent news beyond ads and marketing language.
A jumbled OCR of proper names, places, and initials appears with scattered identities such as Perwink Minit Kea Haya Amit Mita Bowd H-Key Napeton Allin Cotton and many more. The legible content resembles a roster or index of individuals, with no clear events or narrative context.
A terse note from Saline County indicates the attorney general or county official convened a meeting or session tied to a local matter. Names and precise actions are obscured by OCR errors, but the filing references a county attorney and a hotel context in Saline County.
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