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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR summary notes a heated debate on territorial status, Honolulu politics, and public works. Mentions Gore HHS, Magne Pern, and territorial commission actions. Describes street scenes, planning routes, and calls for constitutional and public oversight amid ongoing development.
Readable segments mention a concept of equal strength, participation, and a college setting with names and terms jumbled. The text appears as garbled OCR with stray phrases about prices, people, and events, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
A garbled colonial era item discusses public land policy and whether coal and water rights should extend to public lands. It references Secretary Fisher and a hypothetical Alaska case, plus a digressive recital about a wealthy widow and payments from court, ending with a note about Hawaii and concern for local affairs.
The Hearst Papers publish an editorial predicting a prosperous year for the United States in 1912. It cites rising cotton prices, increased railroad work, and new infrastructure like a northern rail line to connect Canada with Galveston, signaling broad economic revival. Major regions from Michigan to Texas are mentioned as benefiting, with optimism about national markets and industry.
The article outlines new road and rail projects from Colorado to the Pacific coast, including double tracking from Hocky Moumtime to Puhi Coast and a transcontinental line toward the Golden Gate. It notes growing agricultural expansion, feeder lines, and price rises tied to improved imports and soil wealth as the nation moves toward a western revival.
A prominent Japanese banker visits San Francisco and Minneapolis to discuss international finance and staffing. The miner mentions negotiations with Japanese and Western firms, potential use of white officers, and future plans for operations and rail connections. Also noted is a university event segment in Minneapolis with planned entertainment and dance.
Stocks show broad strength with multiple issues trading higher as investors chase gains. Traders cite robust demand across sectors, noting a persistent uptick in order flow and liquidity.
A damaged ad-style notice touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach issues. It claims rapid relief, refund if not satisfied, and stresses use of “the nestetn” for complete nourishment. Sold at a local Rexall store on Main Street.
Excerpted text discusses possible mobilization and organization of militia units in Hawaii, weighing risks and duties amid wartime fears. Mentions Coast Artillery and police departments defending local security, with focus on maintaining public order and readiness.
ACB Arlette & Co on Hatelstreet presents a display titled Hite of Vorue of Hawaii compiled by Charles Data Writht. The display aims to fascinate visitors and encourage them to obtain a copy to learn Hawaii. The text references a talk on camping and a golf theme, with several garbled phrases suggesting tourism and Hawaiian interest.
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