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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1912
Page
7
A fragmented quotation attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson appears, musing that losing self leads to happiness and invoking the idea of becoming one with society. The lines blend life, self, and camera metaphor in a reflective, literary tone.
Our Chinese friends though displeased with the choice of an old enemy to succeed an enlightened friend must recognize the man they have confidence in is reliable in judgment. It is not wise to focus on personal details when the great result is gained.
The article outlines Delegate Kumio’s stance in the Republican split, pledging to work for general welfare and not be read out of the party. He supports Taft’s administration, seeks Chicago convention delegates, and offers to accept an independent inquiry of his charges. It argues factional fights harm the party and urges unity for a strong Taft delegation this fall.
A Honolulu Bulletin editorial denounces Thurston's push to expel Kuhio from the Republican party as folly and a source of internal strife. It blames Thurston’s organ for libelous attacks and warns that adopting such policy would ruin the party while urging voters to oppose the plan and protect Hawaiian rights.
Fragmented OCR text describes an escape event at Bailey's Vault with Henry and a horse exhibition. It mentions Centors I sabbathont and a visitor Will, injury during the vault escape, and a public exhibition scheduled tonight at Bilou Thur. Store event with Halley and Alvin is noted.
A damaged account notes a political gathering at the Democratic headquarters with sheriff and party officials present. Sheriff Jarrett Hhoply smiled while the meeting’s purpose remained unclear.
A garbled early twentieth century clipping describes Sachs offering a spring millinery opening with plans for an extensive display. It mentions hats, fashion, and a poised event featuring notable figures and court remarks, including references to Mrs Hume and Mr Thayer.
Nonsensical OCR fragment references fear of a third party and government manipulation. It hints at a political debate about introducing a national party, with focus on local government and the timing of elections, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
A special committee reports that public documents lack safeguards amid new judiciary and concerns raised to Governor Frear and Superintendent Craplet. The inquiry covers transit, wireless notices, and a disputed vehicle sign. a waterworks issue and a broken bridge at Hanapepe Hawaii are noted.
In a lengthy executive session Harbor officials announced pilot and harbormaster changes. Captain Hannett will fill Captain Sundeee’s role for Honotilu area, with Captain Nothon as second substitute. Cy Hel Bn Hiton, harbor secretary, remains in name while awaiting arrival of Cannan Dis and pirates. The board also addressed a minor dispute over trash dumped from the Shinyo Maru and discussed Chalk Street dock access for the public performance of P iafore. Captain Jol nean discussed supply of leeks and other items for the Walla Mahogany Company. The board plans a temporary planting along the drag-way northwest. Beaty, age 40, died in Virginia, and the program’s host Beaty was popular for his contributions.
Fragmentary classified style listing shows for sale items including homes and lots in Putnam Balada locations. Entries mention various property terms and partial names such as Queen and Ahn, Hig Lok, Berert, Kukil tam, and Ampliim items, with unclear details and multiple misspellings.
Report on Mr Stack speaking at an Ad Club luncheon with remarks on city affairs. He discusses hospital rate changes, a farm program, and a plan to attract business. mentions Floral Parade planning, local officials, and upcoming events with notes on speakers and attendees.
An article fragment describes a cooling remedy for skin ailments once a mass of fire and itching, claimed to relieve pain. It notes a naval hearing involving Lt Commander Kaward Wands and Surgeon Wadain Aloetoy, with details of the Kaneohe Rice Company case and a hearing timeline through tomorrow.
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