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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1912
Page
2
A lively Republican luau at Harmony featured friendly talks and a spirit of goodwill among delegates. The event included social mixing, shared meals, and informal discussions that fostered camaraderie ahead of upcoming operatives.
A jumble of damaged OCR text shows a list of claims and numbers tied to a Pishop Street event. It references various property items, street frontages, and monetary figures including sums like 13,000 and 27,500,000, with names and organizations partially legible such as Hawaiian Regnware, Sisters of Paered Heart, and St. Mary. The fragment provides no clear narrative.
A Ne Jersey case describes a wealthy patient with advanced diabetes who deteriorated rapidly. Four doctors failed to halt the decline as weight dropped from 210 to a severely undernourished state, with inability to speak or move. The article notes the treatment by Patton's Medical Co and a San Francisco firm involved, highlighting variable care and a long-term prognosis.
The Palas troop recalls a boy scout who, though only one year old, acted swiftly when a girl fell into water. He swam, freed himself after a dangerous hold, and revived the girl after twenty minutes of effort, earning praise for his quick thinking and courage.
The Salvation Army schedules special meetings led by Colonel Prenet and Major Wit across the Tetinehy region. Activities run from May 11 to late May with new members welcomed and a Calvary demonstration planned for the evening.
The local Odd Fellows lodge held a Saturday social to mark the ninety third anniversary of the order. An elaborate program opened with a literary section including pronouncements and recitations, followed by music and dancing by the Kawatahau quintet club. A mid-evening intermission featured refreshments while decorations impressed with bunting and polished fixtures. Committee includes Dr Holtman and Petrie. general members list several locals led by Avennom, Bothierk, Chalenore, and others.
Maui Clubmen held a water wagon luau at the Cape Oyster Point on April 28 drawing nearly 900 attendees. Notable figures included Baldwin and Mint Aurleuttura, with entertainment by the Kila Glee Club and a Turner Palace function advancing the event.
Chas Miyamoto proprietor of Jay Aturo Hotel on Kuru Street was cited by Judge Monsarrat for keeping a disorderly home. Arrested for allowing disorderly persons to frequent the business, he sought trial but the prosecution was not prepared to proceed at that time.
Reverend Ebersole gave an illustrated lecture at Central Onion Sunday, drawing a writen audience with a showpiece titled Christ between pieces of art. The speaker, WG Hat Fingliis, often visits the Holy Land, guiding tours while presenting eighty pictures grouped with accompanying notes. KK Honine operated the stereopticon.
In a mid century prison event the Mid-Pacific Institute led a charity service with Mr. Crowe and Mrs. Rabinson from Mille College present. The program included a story of the Knights of the Cross and a fashion piece delivered by Robinson.
A garbled report references a Persian priest associated with a cult and followers in Harape Wel. The text mentions an upcoming event in Chicago and a public appearance by the priest, aiming to draw attention from American audiences and the Autuber AE DeOMINOAt society.
The Hievatian band plans a noon concert tonight in Harry Ra wire halt area. The program features Patni 10 and Mitant tavertare Lin Wheee, with performances by Manat and others. Morwor Balvotlon-Kenunt invites attendees to the annual urban festival and related events.
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