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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1912
Page
7
A newly formed cabinet faces scrutiny as ministers are sworn in amid a period of uncertainty. The reshuffle brings prominent figures from government and industry into key roles, signaling a push for reform and stability.
The readable portions describe names and items in a civic snippet but are highly garbled, offering no clear event, date, or location to identify a coherent news item or outcome. Names such as Miley and Ruben appear without context, making a definitive summary impossible from available text.
The New York World prints a jingo flood of wartime rhetoric from readers praising and criticizing national resolve. The letter discusses preparedness, fortification of the Atlantic coast, and potential actions against Germany, Japan, and other nations, reflecting wartime sentiment and calls for strength. It notes public pride in military might while urging rational measures and unity.
The Maton Navigation Company sold the schooner W. H. Marston long a frequent Island port arrival. Veteran shipping man Henry K Pennell is said to have purchased the vessel. The Marston, outward bound for Hong Kong in May, sprang a leak off the southern coast and was abandoned by her crew who were taken ashore by the British steamer Trinculo. The vessel was later salvaged and towed to San Francisco by the steamer G. W. Fenwick.
Odd fragmented notes describe Shriners preparing for a gathering and dialogue between local figures, with references to Harmony Huey and timing around January. The text mentions rehearsals, attendees, and a press printing after a Shriners event, with unclear names and dates.
A jumble of acts including ventriloquism by Mina Golden and the Alberts drew strong audience reception at the Hijo and Empire venues. Ventriloquist Varin and Varin, and the Catelin Went act, were highlighted for weekly entertainment with several performers promoted as top attractions in California.
A garbled roster notes various travelers and officials visiting Hawaii or en route between Honolulu and other points. Mentions Miss Helen Achilles, Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Kaul, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Catton, Robert Hind of Haw Mul, Ole Sorenson, Parker Ranch, L Weinzieimer of Pioneer Min, Fred Butler and wife, Sidney Larnings Eye, Professor F H Severtin, Professor A R Keller, Governor Frear, Prof. Brigham, Mrs. S T Starmott, Senator George H. Fair, Manager Hedemann, Mr Armstrong, Willard the inspector, How Hand, Poul Appleton and wife, William Adams, and others with travel plans or brief visits in Honolulu and Maui. The text is a chaotic panorama of names, roles, and destinations with references to ships and trips on the Sierra and Mikahala.
A flood of names and travels fills this fragment: T Mola arrives Saturday via Mutina Kew while MIL and MRS Gifford of Beattle tour the islands. Carter, Parker Janch manager, leaves Honolulu on business. Princess Kawananakoa returns soon from abroad. Clarke, ex Honolulu pawan Kapormat, settles permanently in Vancouver. Swanzy of the Hiwi… Association retires from a business trip. Rawlins Attorney to Sierra for health. Richard Walton Volly aboard toward the Orient for material. Wakefield Harbor Commissioner returns from Ply to Hilo with matters for the Harbor Board. Palmer Wook, Katali Democrat, in town with talks on territorial sitiation. Joan Wierdon may attend the Democratic National Convention and Long Shareholder’s convention. Tley of the California Packers’ Association and Mrs Bent Joy depart for the count on a brief trip. They plan to visit the Orient for a short journey.
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