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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1912
Page
11
Readable text lists various planes, models, and prices. Mentions new planes with prices like 6.40 and 4200, shifts to domestic items, and references to parts, schedules, and a few monetary figures. Contains numerous garbled terms and inconsistent figures.
Vincent Astor heir to the Astor fortune faces scrutiny as his young widow Claire recalls the Titanic disaster. Mrs. Astor remains ill yet allowed to speak with relatives. Lloyd’s notes show substantial donations to relief funds, with Vincent Astor offering to the needy survivors.
An April 1912 issue reports the Titanic disaster looming over global events and editorials from the Christian Science Monitor. It notes a death in Davis New York and references a funeral date, while a disturbing misdirection about the English sparrow and other unrelated items are touched upon in the page.
Reports indicate plans to locate the bulk of the wrecked vessel and recover its dead. Interest from international parties and families of the deceased has prompted consultations with wrecking firms and legal authorities to assess methods and chances of recovery.
David de Davis born in New York, longtime Fashion Saloon worker, died after months of illness. Survived by Sadie Davis his widow, Mrs Kirkland, daughter Hiarelage, and Amit Davis. Funeral under Ocean Lodge No 871 and Masons at Williams Undertaking Parlor with Knights of Pythias involvement.
All ready for big pageant as campus events unfold with a crowded program. The piece highlights the theatre theme combining medieval to modern topics, with performances, student involvement, and the ongoing preparations noted alongside adjacent community notices and local sales.
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