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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
5
A fragmentary note appears to reference a somber scene involving a figure named Sor, with imagery of a cross and shadow. The brief text suggests a reflective or ceremonial moment, though details are sparse.
The Bulletin endorses the Sanitation Commission's call for broad, modern policies to keep Honolulu clean and safe. It urges rapid, united action by residents and businesses to prepare for a future Exposition city, stressing duty over excuses and warning against backsliding.
An old man and a waiter clash over a tip and a long wait in a humorous kitchen-table exchange. The man laments not being repaid and contemplates marriage for money while the waiter pushes back with snappy quips. Dialog style captures a noisy meal and social snobbery.
A fragmented account recalls the RIN Kuhio movement amid hysteria and political contention. References to figures like Alan Anteronted and reactions at KHayiite and Fort Townsend hint at contested leadership, alleged loyalties, and proposed political shifts without clear outcomes.
Fragmented, garbled account describes a heated Democratic dispute tied to precinct reorganization, with references to Territorial district boundaries, candidates including McCundivws and Ryan, and heated statements by party figures amid last night’s meeting and vote. The piece notes possible implications for the upcoming elections and party unity.
W Cathcart City and County Attorney of Honolulu denounces Mr Field’s Tennessee payroll critique as biased and erroneous. He argues Field misstates salaries and duties of Shelby County and Memphis prosecutors, misallocates prosecutions, and omits authorized City and County Attorney roles, urging a Chamber of Commerce briefing to correct the record.
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