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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
4
Draping and couch covers offered at 250 a yard, 86 inch width. Swiss curved muslin in spots and florals at 200 a yard. Large tok muslins cambric Indian head in stock. Grey suiting lengths eight yards each. Foil patterns in fashionable boudoir designs. Nainsook linen and long cloth in multiple qualities. Cream Henrietta all wool at 1.25 a yard. Millinery cases opened for Fall Showing. October Delineator now on sale. Phone 1165.
The court sentenced the defendant to six months imprisonment for violation of Edmunds Act amid argument over alleged adultery schemes and clemency pleas. Prosecutors claimed revenge motives while defense cited mercy and privity of private settlements.
Vice President Okawa and General Manager Shiraishi of Toyo Kiven Kiinha arrived in Sippot from San Prancisco and will attend a banquet tonight at the Buinrhotel Club on Vineyard Street. Local journalists are invited as Toyo officials discuss establishing an independent aitenmehiy agency in Honolulu with Huckleford and On overseeing affiliated stewards.
Lav Sa Kew faces trial before Judge Roberton in a federal court under the Edmunds Act for alleged violations. The case is before a panel including D Rheum T Mittlejotin and others, with Magaathi attorney for the defendant and Dal Mook Tal also set for trial on the same charge at the conclusion of the current proceedings.
Entered for record on September 12 1910 at 1:29 PM, listing property transfers among numerous parties including Halton, Menard, and Mot oa, with names such as Alfred and Antonio. The garbled text references taxes, locations, and multiple individuals in a dense real estate filing.
Fragmentary wire service readout lists Sierra weather and equipment notes from an agent desk. Mentions Bierra Bea Bow fembar HUIS 1185 and San Francisco lines with wind and barometer readings.
The fragment discusses Colonel Rawal FCB of Bristol, a GOP leadership figure, and mentions an election four years prior. It alludes to potential changes in Congress if an offer or duty is renewed, referencing possible candidates and a term expiration next March. The legible parts imply a political maneuver within the Republican party.
A chaotic report describes a meteor event over the Willamette Valley near Mount Angel and Newberg. Eyewitnesses note a bright fireball crossing the sky and lighting the area, with scattered damage and officials investigating the disturbance. Local authorities and observers, including J. W. Daniels, report witnessing the phenomenon and its wide audible and visual impact.
The readable fragment describes a local notice page with garbled words and scattered names and places. Several proper nouns appear in a jumbled sequence, but no clear event or outcome emerges from the OCR.
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