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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1912
Page
7
Readable fragments reveal ongoing national debate on presidential nominations, party control, and procedural delays. Mentions Roosevelt, the Republican stance, and concerns over dictation in the territory’s governance, with references to investigations and public sentiment shaping the nomination process.
The bulletin doubts Theodore Roosevelt can secure the Republican nomination or win the presidency. It notes Roosevelt’s past missteps but acknowledges his lasting popularity while warning that many Republicans might support a Democratic candidate against a third-term Roosevelt.
Vague fragment discusses candidates and a delegation issue. Mentions Hawaii, Roamvett, Kewr and Tate as potential names tied to a political race. Text hints at automation or fill intensity but provides no concrete actions, dates, or outcomes.
A long critical essay by Jub Adame discusses makers and breakers in journalism, urging self reliance and industry. It argues readers must seek collaborators, avoid complacency, and push through stagnation to achieve national impact.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows garbled lines about love, youth, and a factory scene. The text hints at a period piece discussing infancy and age, imagined futures, and a dramatic building or factory in view, with questions about unwinding tension and danger near an explosion.
Fragmentary text reflects a call to endure afflictions rightly and renew energy for the country. It urges courage at home, duties to self and nation, and a resolve to choose a hopeful path despite sorrow. Limited readable context focuses on national resilience.
The 1911 sugar picture shows continental U.S. consumption at about 7.0 billion pounds, 61 pounds per capita, a new high. Hawaii Porto Rico the Philippines and foreign imports fed supply. Beets produced 10.8 billion pounds, cane slightly higher, with Hawaii and the Philippines supplying large quantities. Imports from foreign countries totalled around 6 million dollars in value.
A fragmented notice describes a Foresters companion group in Hawaii planning a new monthly publication. It mentions editors or correspondences, monthly release and an interest in articles, with unnamed individuals connected to a packer forester group.
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