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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
7
The passage alludes to a political scene with references to figures and interests opposing a female candidate. It hints at duplicity among leaders and their claims of serving justice, while suggesting hidden motives and factional maneuvering within the executive arena.
An editorial warns that factional unrest jeopardizes Hawaii’s path to self-government. It argues prosperity blinds voters to costs, condemns “silk stocking” elites, and urges unity to support a strong municipal government and a capable Legislature. It critiques the Full Ruhio plan and defends Delegate Kuhio’s record.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and terms but lacks clear coherent facts. It contains scattered proper nouns such as Bertie Vesey Witt and multiple disjoint phrases, offering no verifiable event, date, or location to summarize into a complete news item.
Fragments describe a nomination contest with mentions of votes and potential candidates. The text references President, Michigan, and a Chinese seed leader, noting party previews and a ceremonial celebration. It hints at a shift toward discussing who will be chosen and when.
Readable text hints at a local bulletin with names such as Maui Minn, Unik Chit, Rae Neate, and Hthet Why. It references tasks like taking notes, writing orysanites, and a plan to attend a gathering. The overall content is garbled and resembles OCR junk with no clear event or outcome.
The article analyzes church growth since 1890, noting Protestant increases while Roman Catholic, Episcopal, and other denominations rise at varied rates. It cites a total church membership around 23 million, over a third of the population, and discusses religious freedom shaping national unity and diversity.
Fragmentary text discusses fraud, legality, and public trust in relation to organ operations and elected officials. It mentions education levels and statutory enforcement, noting that fraudulent activity is increasingly seen as unacceptable and prosecutable.
A New York World financial column notes speculation by directors surrounding the reduction of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad dividend from 2 percent to 2 1/2 percent. Traders allegedly bought and sold based on insider knowledge ahead of an announced policy change, as a director warned stockholders as a fiduciary.
A vintage advertisement touts Rexall Remedies as the safest choice for children's constipation, warning against harsh medicines. It extols fast action, gentle toning of the bowels, and reliability, urging parents to use Rexall products available at The Met Store in Honolulu and promoting two pack options and single bottles.
The garbled OCR fragment mentions Ante and Jin, plantation wealth, and shifting political frames. It references MPs, treaties, and party dynamics, with scattered names and places implying a turbulent political landscape and debate over governance and alliances.
Fragmentary text mentions a steamer and passengers, with garbled names and events. The passage offers no coherent report, but implies maritime movement, potential fines, and a social occasion connected to the WG Hill steamer and related people.
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