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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
4
A garbled account notes a morning event where Deputy Rone, the government, and local officials discussed a case. The fragment mentions a death, a warning, and ongoing concern about safety, but details are unclear and names are partially unreadable.
The funeral turnout for L Chong of Paehad trade connections drew a large crowd in Kan Hawaii as the body was brought ashore. A Chinese escort and a formal procession were planned, with bands and prayers, and burial arrangements to follow in China.
Brigham of the Bishop Museum will undertake a world tour for about thirty months, visiting famous museums and gathering ideas. He departs in April, visiting Europe and Australia before returning to Maui, absent for over six months. In a separate court session Judge Robinson heard initial evidence in the Albert Horner stock sale case tied to Kukalay plantation.
An advert touts WACHUSETT BRAND shirts for men at 30 cents each from a regular $1.25 price and men’s underwear at about 30 to 35 cents each, offering three for $1.00 to raise funds.
A small ad shows regular prices across items with cuts noted. Regular price $1.25 reduced to 75 cents, regular prices $1.50 and $1.75 reduced to $1.00, regular price $2.00 cut to $1.25, reflecting a clear sale event.
The fragment records a pricing note showing regular price 20¢ per yard and a later line 25 per yard with unclear entries and dates. The text is fragmented, mentioning regular rates and possible package terms or entities, but lacks full context or identifiable names or locations.
Men's Guaranteed Square Deal at Foxe advertises hose closeouts with several price cuts. Regular six pair boxes drop from 1.50 to 1.15, from 2.00 to 1.50, from 0.20 to 0.75, and from 0.15 to 0.50 per six pair box, highlighting substantial savings.
A fragmentary 19th century report narrates the dire situation of Nettie Nirvusina and her companions stranded near Honolulu. Widespread shortages and peril surround their attempt to reach aid as hopes hinge on a possible convoy sailing from Makita with provisions aboard the American bark Cyatie toward Westington.
McCarthy supporters protest in several Ninth and Tenth District precincts over the seating of McCarthy cards not conforming exactly to Democratic rules. They claim the technicality stems from card printing, with thousands printed in 1916 style and rejected on the grounds of form. McCarthy disputes the denials and vows to defend friends denied a primary role on such pretexts.
A medicinal ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a cure for stomach weakness and general fatigue. The testimonial style copy features Mrs Walter E Virginia Street Merk and others praising improved health, appetite, and strength after using the pills. It invites readers to request a free booklet titled What to Eat on How Eat and to write to Dr Williams Pills.
A major conference this afternoon will bring together the railway wharf management harbor interests and trucking firms to settle freight congestion. The meeting seeks a swift remedy including demurrage and storage charge adjustments and coordinated freight removal from the wharf.
A garbled report discusses actions at Kewalo Fill and Mabie Wark Mansion. Names such as Adeline LHI and Boyett appear among mixed references to officials, attorneys, and the local tavern overseer. The text hints at legal actions and community concern, with the Wes and Haale venues mentioned in a confusing context.
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