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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
5
Fragmented OCR list shows Hawaii rifle team and numerous state and service designations. Items reference units such as Marine Corps and U.S. Infantry, with scattered scores and place names including New Jersey California Indiana Ohio Maryland and Texas. The garbled data suggests a table of participants or rankings rather than a coherent narrative.
Stock prices and dividends listed for multiple equities including Hawaii Sugar Co and related entities. Notable entries show values around 18.00 to 1045.00 with several cents per share. A notice indicates no session tomorrow September 16 due to a legal holiday and a listed latest ration of 3.86 cents.
A fragmented OCR list shows US state names and numbers interspersed with many garbled entries, misspellings, and stray symbols. The sequence includes Connecticut, Georgia, Vermont, New York, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Florida, Washington, Michigan, Wisconsin, Montana, Hawaii, California, Missouri, Nebraska, Indiana, and others with inconsistent figures. The overall item appears as a corrupted roster or index rather than a coherent news item.
A garbled Honolulu list notes items from Wall, Nichols to Meona Low for Lahaina, with arrivals and departures including the steamers, ships, and people returning from the mainland. Mentions Koolau events, the American-Hawaiian Nebraskan departure, and various local notices, shop ads, and social tidbits.
The injunction against B D McClanahan was continued in county court. Trent sought to show cause why the injunction should not stand and noted County Attorney Douthitt would not appear. He asked for a continuation for the next week, and the hearing was set for Wednesday at 9 a.m.
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