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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1912
Page
2
A noisy OCR fragment lists many names and roles for a Shriners stage show. It names individuals along with scattered venues and dates, though the text is garbled and incomplete. The article hints at a public unveiling and potential performances by Shriners and associated groups.
The Von Hamme Young Company expands its fleet with two additional Buick trucks. Reports describe the purchase amid broader coverage of automotive advances and dealer activity, including Cadillac lamp innovations and electric ignition developments.
A notable feature at Gord Fret day services was a gathering of ministers invited by Right Rev Hones Hand Restarick Bishop. Attendees included Muctor Scuddor Rev Ebersole and Dr Wadan Baith, from Moethadiat Chapel, Pastor Potts of Christian Church, with others present at Central Valenchuret.
A garbled report notes a Chinaman named Lan Mit nabbed by police and held amid a Virginia referendum clash. The piece mentions a fat hen joke and a folded sentence about a prohibition vote defeating the Senate, with unclear local details.
The Kaimuki community faces a contested tax reassessment amid claims property values have doubled since June. Members allege arbitrary increases and unfair treatment across districts. The Treasurer notes no immediate remedy beyond court appeal, with May deadlines looming for appeals.
The newly elected Elks officers for 1912 were installed after ceremonies. Officers include Past Exalted Ruler R. Dougherty as installing officer, with others like ALK Murphy, J. Caldwell, and W. Fennell named for key posts.
Hewbiiting Thursday evening at the YMGA. Lecture titled Sex Hyxtone to feature Dr Hobdy. Admission $1. Event includes matinee and evening sessions with proceeds supporting the course. Attendees urged to join the benefit and continue the lecture series at the venue.
A garbled historical newspaper fragment references Dowsett and a legal matter. It mentions a jury, names such as Lee Hoes, and various disjointed phrases about hearings and proceedings amid unclear context and dates.
The note indicates an afternoon performance by The tun The Will at Kaplolun Park with Abie and Kanivhgineha/Eneter in competition. Names and places are partially garbled but suggest a local music or band event featuring Sell ont He baind and eneter.
Auto stage schedule notes a Wednesday delivery or event with details unclear due to fragmented OCR text. The readable fragments indicate an impending transport or staging matter, likely referencing a timetable or location but lack concrete entities or actions.
Union-Pacific Transfer Co. appears in a garbled OCR fragment listing names and places. It mentions Manila and a vague transport context with repeated company naming, but concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are not readable. No clear event or person sequence can be established from the legible text.
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