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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
10
In a March Washington dispatch, Ur. Wiley accuses colleagues and officials of plotting against him as he resigns. The report details allegations of coercion and a hostile work environment, naming University of Georgia figures and discussing the tense power struggle over his successor.
A fragmented report notes that women are barred from a new Pulitzer journalism school in New York. The text includes garbled phrases and scattered names, but centers on the controversy over gender exclusion in the journalism education initiative.
Vie Treeailin leads a band in a concert program featuring marches tunes and songs. The event showcases guest performers and a selection of pieces by contemporary composers. Admission details and venue likely listed with the date in the accompanying notices.
An OCR fragment cites a claim about a Joker in a chemical bill targeting the sugar trust. The text is garbled with scattered names, places, and dates, rendering a precise report implausible. The readable bits suggest political maneuvering around industry regulation and possible sugar trust implications.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount trial participation of 710.5 as a juror in a famed case against the sugar trust. The readable text includes scattered names and phrases but lacks coherent narrative, dates, or locations.
A damaged OCR fragment references a parade or gathering near Park Arteries and Valran. It mentions Newt and Brat ta va with unclear actions. Names and places are partially legible but specific details and outcomes are not discernible.
Fragmentary text suggests names and local place references but is largely unreadable. It lacks coherent events or clear entities to identify a full news item or notice.
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