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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1912
Page
7
A messy Washington dispatch claims the Advertiser reports a retirement to Washington and claims of non assistance in a political race. It asserts the Rubio campaign will face party rejection and that free sugar party supporters should ignore such apologies amid campaign tensions.
A New York World society page notes travel to Panama before the ditch opens will bring novelty to Honolulu after traffic begins. Reports from Palm Beach to Panama show April tours popular, with notable figures like Drexel and Tiffany Dyer planning voyages aboard liner routes via the isthmus. London and Pacific Coast commentary foresees rapid canal impact, with German steerage passengers and promotion efforts to make Honolulu a hub.
The text presents fractured inarticulate dialogue with names like Jubune and Temi fiken, referencing a prince and a crown. It hints at a chaotic scene where a ruler seeks reputation while characters discuss politeness and shooting. The excerpt reads as a snippet from a narrative with unclear setting and era.
Fragmentary text references wages, capital, and political ideas, noting demands on workers and the state. It mentions competition, protection, and policy without clear details or names. The passage reads as a garbled discussion of economic policy and labor relations.
A fragmented report notes Coelho highlighting convention results and the party tone. It references Kahlo supporters and the majority campaigning, with mentions of territorial employees and political factions shaping the convention outcomes.
A vintage vote by mail scheme encourages support for young women candidates with subscription payments and coupon votes. Instructions outline eligibility, voting rules, districts, and prized awards, urging readers to nominate and vote via mail and newspaper coupons.
A garbled notice outlines a contest offering a Regal automobile as Grand Prize to the young woman with the most votes. It urges residents to enter, campaign daily, and secure prizes across districts with ongoing daily vote tallies and progress stories in the newspaper.
Nomination rules for a local contest offer prizes including a Remington plane, a vacation, a diamond ring, a world clock, and trips. Nominations must be sent to the Bulletin Contest Department promptly with candidate names published soon. Voting requires prepaid money and coupons. territory divisions are listed with office hours and contact numbers.
In Trepertor Fennell and others, Langwan and Hiede Constant were in court where Judge Morirrat discharged Vennell for lack of sufficient evidence. The proceedings referenced prior evidence and cautioned against convicts. Constant and Vennell faced arrest related to liquor sales in court.
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