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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1912
Page
9
A garbled OCR section on amusements lists many partial names and phrases including Harry Corsin Clare and a string of unclear items. The text reads like a collage of theatre and event cues with numerous broken words and foreign fragments, offering little coherent context.
Fragmentary OCR text shows crowds filling the Savoy twice each evening with scattered, garbled names and phrases. The readable bits reference a venue or event labeled Savoy and repeated crowding, but specifics are unclear.
The readable lines describe an unclear scene involving Norwoods at Empire with mentions of payee, Ward, and various jumbled phrases. The legible words reference a late evening time and possible notes or directives, but the overall meaning is not recoverable.
Fragmented text references Democrats curbing a battleship program and a figure named Meyer reacting angrily. The article appears garbled with additional names and phrases, mention of government reviews, and scattered references to officials and committees.
In a sensational report a passenger from Honolulu on the Lurline voyage is described as one of the most beautiful aboard the vessel. The narrative centers on Mee Munday and her entourage, detailing how the social scene unfolded during the journey and the reactions of fellow travelers and officers.
A chaotic regional dispute unfolds as Moandle ss Democrats mobilize over territory and influence. The contentious plan involves party factions, tribal concerns, and local leaders negotiating boundaries while public attention grows.
Cleveland visitors thrilled by an Outrigger Club luau in the city’s waterfront venue. The lively program featured Hawaiian dance, drums, and a shore-side feast, drawing families and local residents to a tropical evening with music and cultural displays.
A person named Joy Rider was fined $50 after a speeding incident reported this morning. Attorney Lean Mr. Strinstem represented the case, stating the driver did not intend harm and that the speed was a momentary lapse. The hearing noted that the offense occurred around early afternoon near a taxi stand, with the fine set at $50.
A garbled notice announces motions to the public and a request to file a friend by date. It mentions a debt at a street address in Benetale ME and asks for careful personal attention from the public. The wording is unclear and partially unintelligible.
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