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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
7
A Honolulu report lauds the Floral Parade season managers and workers for a record opening event Tuesday night. The piece urges Honolulans to appreciate the effort and be inspired for a splendid carnival program.
Work among Hawaiians welfare advocates ends days of partisan friction as delegates to the Republican convention remain unpledged. Delegate Kuhio refuses to join a prearranged slate, seeks Chicago convention support from voters, and urges citizens to stay on the job. The Bulletin praises the effort to untangle the political snarl and strengthen the party for fall campaigns.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a carnival display with weather mentions and various names, projecting a vivid, if garbled, scene. It references a festival, a parade, and potential historical figures, but the text is incomplete and hard to parse.
The Mahuka murder case gains a named jury ready to speed proceedings. Jurors include local residents and several noted officials, with selection proceeding despite disputed defenses and ongoing court challenges.
A chaotic military pageant description outlines parade plans and key figures. Generals Morton M. Macon and others are slated to lead units including infantry and artillery in a march toward a royal review, with details on banners, rifles, and ceremonial roles amid high security.
A garbled 19th century text discusses the evolution of territorial military and civic leadership after the Civil War. It references administrative reviews, military units like First Field Artillery, and the broader integration of veterans into public service, noting distinct regiments and notable figures shaping early defense and governance.
In Honolulu Territory of Hawaii a probate matter involves Neil late of Honolulu who died intestate. The petition seeks Letters of Administration to grant authority to claim assets and manage estate. The court schedules a hearing on March 21, 192? at the Honolulu Supreme Court to determine appointment and address objections from interested parties.
Notice of a high sheriff sale issued by the court of the Territory of Hawaii. The writ of execution targets property conveyed by deed of trust dated November 1907, with dates and names cross referenced, setting a public auction at City Auction Room in Honololu on a Saturday in February 1912. The document lists the defendant and involved parties and states the sale will proceed to satisfy the judgment and costs.
A five cent copy of Industrial Information features the regal issue of the ventog Bulletin on Floral Parade Day. The item highlights the celebration and offers readers a glimpse of the parade atmosphere and related notices.
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