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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1912
Page
13
A damaged OCR note reports Japanese activity in Manchuria with references to government stance and militant actions. It mentions Chinese and foreign reactions, wartime pressures, and statements about control of resources and markets amid regional tension. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece centers on wartime posture and regional policy.
Fragmentary OCR notes show entries labeled entered for record on April 27 and April 2, 1912, with garbled names and place indicators. The legible elements reference real estate filings and dates but lack complete factual details or coherent participant names.
A list of historical and civilizational topics appears in tomorrow's Punahou pageant program. Items include Life Among North American Indians and Ancient Greek and Roman civilizations, with references to modern civilization studies and a Washington May Day festival motif.
Fragmented report recounts Antonio Porth, a vaudeville strongman, taking wife Pearl Perri and trunks to Honolulu, while Pearl appeals in San Francisco court for divorce. Her former husband Hertha and an unrelated Chicago divorce filed add context as the couple navigates legal action and travel.
April 2 The Honolulu Consolidated on Section 4 drilled a new 1 barrel oil well with 37 gravity oil at 20 feet depth. A large amount of oil is prepared to be stored or transported to a tank. The company touts perfect control of the operation and towing through a lead line to the tank. Early returns indicate favorable productivity.
The Walstein Trio opened at the theater to a large crowd with clown routines and skating displays. The act featured skaters dancing and nimble tricks while the clown performed a fall and chair jump routine, drawing laughs and audience appreciation.
Residents, including housewives, organize an extermination drive against rats mice and roaches as city and households prepare for annual vermin control efforts. Officials plan street cleaning while experts promote safe extermination methods and public health measures. A Dublin Home Rule demonstration featured Irish tenors.
George D. Cooper San Francisco dealer J Sloane and wife aboard the Shingo Marshat toured India and the Orient since January. In Honolulu they were hosted by Attorney General Alex Lindsay, Cooper’s cousin, who showed them local sights. They called Hawaii more beautiful than any other place visited and plan to return next fall for the winter.
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