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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1903
Page
5
Announcement promoting the engraving department touts meticulous work and high quality stationery. It stresses adherence to requirements, aiming for near perfection in every detail with the best materials money can buy.
A Ben Sitter gathering heard Home Rule advocates push for the Straight ticket and tax reduction. Speakers attacked Republican aims, urged unity with Home Rule and criticized GOP failures while stressing governance by the people.
The article outlines ongoing registration and legal issues involving Dew, Asewwlaee Dustion, Porry Alt, and Dave San Prane, with references to the Supreme Court's busy schedule. It notes the election of Perry to a court position, objections from the Board of Registration, and appeals from Judge Hairdy's decision. The piece hints at committee actions and expected procedural delays in county elections and related matters.
Mrs Kinw Kalolotia widow of Deputy Sheriff Andrew Cox died at her Wabalia residence at 4 in the morning. The fragmentary notice mentions birthplace Walmer and references years of youth and family, but many words are obscured leaving the exact cause or age unclear. The readable details indicate a local death with family connections and a pending formal obituary.
A troubled regatta between La Paloma Maree Macfarlane La Malotia Memmi Howells on digaround theteland and the Gladys ended off one spay buoy with controversy over signal gun firing. The La Paloma claimed victory after a long voyage from Pearl Harbor with Helene second and Gladys third. The dispute centered on whether the signal gun was fired as agreed, and committee members led by Frank Halstead and Allan Dunn weighed the results and timing at Barber Point.
The page provides a jumbled, OCR corrupted mix of notices and items. It mentions local names and entities such as J. Kalter, Hort ativet, and the Weekly Edition of the Evening Bulletin offering a full news summary. It references a steamer voyage to Maniporte, a court matter ruled by Judge Weaver, and a move of a long standing business to the Waverly Block on September 25. The text includes scattered lines about a horse race, police activity, and various city facilities.
Fragmented OCR recounts a legal action alleging threats and injury connected to Kanunaism beliefs. Plaintiffs seek removal of property rights and monetary damages, including costs and specific performance, with defendants ordered to convey property and pay suit expenses.
A motor wagon collision on a busy avenue ends in death for Patrick Cole as a distracted driver loses control. Police and bystanders assist, a hospital physician confirms the fatal heart condition, and investigators piece together the sequence of events at the curbside scene.
An unclear OCR excerpt mentions names and places in garbled form. It hints at a report or notice but lacks coherent events, dates, or concrete entities to establish a clear lead or outcome. The readable elements do not identify specific people, organizations, or locations with sufficient clarity.
A garbled tale describes a letter found in a post office envelope opened by a clerk who muses over its sender. The piece weaves a dreamlike scene of a mother and daughter, a heavenly custodian, and a vow to deliver a dead letter to its rightful recipient.
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