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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
2
A compact digest notes a string of announcements and notices including meetings, shipments, personnel moves, and community events. Items mention a quarterly meeting, cargo matters, accommodations, and various public notices, with references to organizations, locations, and individuals in a busy urban context.
Legal skirmish unfolds as Thayer and others clash over a return of a subpoena served by Special Officer Carl F Rowe. Witness lists are in dispute while Thayer contends the warrant was seized and implications rise from the beach warrant seizure. July Robinson weighs in on strategy as counsel push for resolution.
Officials report Taft may be dead as government and insurgent actions loom. Secretaries Tutt Herve and Nuerra with Coat prepare for anticipated antiterrorist operations against Ha] vat forces amid continued tensions.
A bridge collapse on the Charron river led to a deadly train accident near Huttele Oklahoma yesterday. Officials report allied rescue teams and crews worked at the scene as authorities investigated the cause and assessed the damage to the rail line.
The grand jury begins work with two murder cases on its docket. Carvalho, a Portuguese man, is accused of killing a Norwegian named Mangus Folktward on July 1 over jealousy involving a native woman. The second case involves Jane Muldit and Almaura accused of killing a Japanese man named Minovke near Walpath on June 1 during a fighting incident. Additional indictments include George Kaupena accused of stealing 2800 pounds from a local shipping station, and other suspects tied to attacks and thefts in town. The jury will hear multiple witnesses as the cases unfold and may prompt unrest after deliberations.
Brokers report strong market interest as Onomea plans to raise dividends from 11-2 percent to 21 or 21-2 percent. Brewer & Co vice president Con. H. Robertson confirms the plan after plantation results show overrun of production. directors in San Francisco yet to approve. fall cable updates awaited for a shareholders’ meeting.
The Home Rulers discuss endorsements for County Clerk and Attorney positions. Dill, Frank Archer, 8K Maboo and 1M Konoha figure among potential names. Long is asked to run for County Attorney but delays. J M Powpow WIN is named as a probable Aheritt candidate if Long declines. Endorsements hinge on who can win and which ticket gains major support.
Special Harvest Festival held in Honolulu at the corner of King and Nunanu streets across Thursday through Monday evenings. Rev Heber Jones of the Methodist Church speaks Saturday night. Adjutant Bamberry attends. donations invited via Adjutant J He Bamaborey. Fruits, vegetables, groceries, clothing, and goods welcome.
An advertisement extols Bozodont as an alkaline antiseptic that strengthens teeth, adds a pearly lustre, and purifies breath. It advises against fentifelcen and urges consumers to rely on Bozodont for oral care.
The committee ordered a new primary to be held tomorrow evening at 8 at the Baptiste precinct headquarters on Molifill road manuka to bring nominations within proper bounds. Five nominations were made including W. A. Kinney A Jen and Johnn t Inger former delegates. The Second precinct has long been a Republican stronghold likely to split this year amid delegate instructions for the convention vote.
The text argues for proper accommodation of children, noting that many fades love more children than one teacher can handle. It warns the West Legislature must act to address the common shoals in the city if the young are to be properly housed and educated.
An amusing anecdote recounts Thomas Edison’s fondness for smoking and a tobacco man’s clever plan to label fake cigars. Edison later admits he actually smoked many of the labeled cigars himself, highlighting his practical wit and frugal humor.
In Cleveland at Mudld avenue Baptis Church, Joan Rockefeller listened as Rev. Charles A. Raton condemned the rich for pursuing wealth and fame while neglecting the hereafter. John D. Rockefeller Jr. nodded and smiled, showing approval of the sentiment.
The item appears to be an obscure periodical notice listing a monthly guide and a weekly bulletin. It references a one month period and a yearly context, but the readable text offers no clear names, dates, or destinations to identify a specific event or organization.
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