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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
7
A fragment lists well known auto brands including Packard Pope-Hartford Stevens Duryea Cadillac Taunton Flyer Hutch Overlaad Baker and others, indicating a notice referencing multiple manufacturers in a discussion or auction context.
A lively program unfolds with vaudeville acts and music as the Harbors' troupe showcases at the Hinthbe venue. The lineup features a circuslike display by monkeys and musicians, with Van Arx leading as headliner and Jansen delivering a refined aerial showcase before ships depart for New Zealand.
Henry Kapp of the Kant Concert Company is highlighted as a lively entertainer with life and ginger in songs. James Kamakane is praised as the season’s strong bass as the company presents a two part program with volcano pictures by Honine and a hula dance by eight experts, drawing strong seat demand.
Edith Marino arrived at the Bulletin office to deny yesterday's claim by J B Johnson that Marino and Lynchman bought a motor from three men including Johnson linked to an arrest for theft of a magneto. Marino says they did not buy the machine, Johnson lacked title, and after offering thirty dollars they walked away.
Ten men on Wall Street place wagers on Theodore Roosevelt as the leading presidential nominee of the Kennedy party and his potential renomination. Bets on Roosevelt's defeat also appear, while several notes doubt a Western candidate will be chosen and the Democratic nominee may be someone else.
A brisk briefing from Honolulu's business scene notes activity in the Bulletin's classified pages. Local firms, accountants, and readers engage with ads reflecting market movements and service offerings in the archipelago.
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