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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1899
Page
4
The fragment mentions September and a global race slated to be discussed on a Monday. It references publishing activity and a girl sized ware, with unclear names and locations. Entities are sparse due to the damaged OCR.
Chief Justice Chambers references By moa bay proceedings while Aljlhmua Geepatol criticizes the promisol. The local government opinion delays the cantar hearing, affecting the project timeline and legal options.
The editorial notes admit the advertiser is the government order and reveals how fund lists demonstrate that certain narratives have been urged. Bank of Hawaii shows cautious support amid heavy finance backing patriotism. The first flag raising in Hawaii is not far off.
The piece argues for a costly but risky use of defunct diplomatic funds to send a Hawaiian commissioner to the Paris Exposition. It warns the next Legislature may authorize unplanned uses, while public sentiment shifts toward stopping boycott rhetoric as France weighs its actions. It stresses that resolving Dreyfus could derail expo plans and avoid further damage.
The Bouvetin acknowledges receiving a government dictionary titled The Government Organ's Own and lauds it as art. It suggests copyright action against the Farmer's Almanac and notes the term Boojam seeming to derive from Greek words for Boo and Jam, with We and people treated as synonyms.
A garbled excerpt hints at a newly released dictionary and an unclear advecting statement. It mentions Boojaia and a voyage, with distorted terms suggesting a navigational or linguistic transition linked to Walily. The readable parts imply a fragmented historical note.
Senator M A Elanna, arriving from England aboard the St Louis, says his health has improved abroad and he expects a strong fall campaign. He cites industrial conditions and the Philippine war as key issues, notes President McKinley may be renominated, and declines to discuss Roosevelt for VP. He remains confident in the United States’ preparedness and public judgment.
A lively game at Makiki grounds saw Davies boys rally after Hall team led 13 to nothing in the early innings. Davies with Woods Low Bush and Donald Ross overcoming the Hall showcases Paris’ wit to secure a decisive win as the score line closes after a single out remaining.
Hall and Son showcases a line of jewelry introduced by King Bros at 110 Hotel Street. King Bros invite customers to view samples, noting color work as a specialty and inviting orders for the new line.
A fragmentary dialogue appears to recount a scene involving Mr Ambrose and Miss Myrtlila discussing an object of a basketball lesson. Mentions of Sterile Bicycle, Sterling, and Spalding Brothers imply a commercial setting with purchases and ratings. The text is garbled and reads like OCR noise with misheard dialogue.
Local dealer advertises a wide range of oils in tins and barrels including Machine Oils No 1 and 2 Engine Oil Sperm Oil Neats Foot Oil Carbolinium Tae Tar Axle Grease Best Refined Pois of Covering plus many other items kept in stock and promises prices will stand competition with any dealer.
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