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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Abbott and updates on weather, but readable details are limited and event context is unclear. No clear names, dates, places, or actions beyond vague references to weather and an update.
Fragmented OCR note outlines public road concerns with mentions of road leaders Geert, Stier, and Lehane. It references miles in several states and counties, a governor or director figure, and ongoing state road work including New York, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The passage notes fiscal expenditures and proposed trunk lines, with emphasis on counties funding statewide road construction.
A fragmented voice discusses Governor Frear and the party’s approach to the upcoming convention, urging unity and caution. The piece praises steady leadership, warns against provocative tactics, and calls for citizens to influence local politics through informed, peaceful action.
A garbled OCR style fragment references a Utah event and a local game with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits hint at a sports or community notice but leave most specifics obscured. The piece conveys a sense of a late edition’s chaotic print with stray proper nouns and partial sentences.
The text presents a garbled discussion of time use and meetings, mentioning various places and terms like Cent and Sant, Ameinient, and Federal Ovatantine. Names, dates, and events are unclear, with many misspellings and partial phrases, making it hard to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Frantic text appears to discuss political conventions, testing Harris, and parental letters. It references Costas events, mentions Benin Leigio Leader Le, and actions at a Rexall Store with various places named. The readable fragments describe conventions and travel, with incoherent railing about political processes.
A garbled OCR draft outlines political maneuvering around a governor, administration, and campaign actions. It mentions a campaign varn, proxy voting questions, and calls for oversight, with names and places obscured, hinting at tensions between candidates and the governing body amid national community concerns.
Fragmented OCR reads Capt Mcougall not available with scattered garbled text. Indicates absence of the captain and related acknowledgments, but no clear surrounding event. Readable names include Ayling and Tonya, with stray phrases about discipline and location.
Fragmentary sale notice lists various properties and prices with unclear locations and names. Reads like a late 18th century classified ad naming multiple properties including house and hat items and a price around 900. Further details are unreadable in the OCR.
A fragmentary foreign dispatch outlines Pacific trade issues and canal disputes, noting German and American perspectives. It mentions Mailin and Hannes, with references to port towns, shipping lanes, and policy maneuvers shaping maritime commerce. The passage preserves names and places amid unclear context.
Fragmentary reading notes describe a trek involving Kitelint travels on the Weird. A boiler and heat-related issues are noted with a fire and theft threat between two miles apart. One stove remains on site as the night passes. Aviay Buttetin Want Ads will find It.
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