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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
6
The College of Hawaii holds graduation events in the newly completed building. President Hittinone addresses the assembly while faculty and graduates gather for the ceremony. The program includes Bachelor of Religion in Administration and related degrees as part of the commencement.
A contested tree cutting on Punchbowl land near Kapiolani Estate triggers dispute over rights to the forest. Letters from the estate claim authority to remove trees while government officials question legality and potential impact on land leases and future use.
A garbled text fragment discusses a candidate named Von Damm Noy, touching on labor unity, public support, and election plans. It mentions regional political divisions, a proposed district reapportionment, and references to state legislative and county elections. The piece preserves strained phrases and political analysis without clear outcomes.
Weday now turnkey: Carter for Waterfront patrol wins contract. Jerjeant Metus hont and LHe Key to the pollen atatloty, with Han the bold: Jog for 9 long Heme. Lalyine, wat WILL regen His ponttion along The waterfront laws to AH Carter, formerly tied to Territorial Hiren of Agriculture stat Forestry.
Old whaling claim details appear amid partial notes and garbled text. The fragment mentions legal actions, a Geneva event, and accusations connected to American whaling history, with scattered references to officials, hearings, and travel. The readable portions hint at historical maritime disputes and investigative context.
Fragmentary text shows a request for opinion involving Wilcox and a panel inquiry. Names and details are garbled but reference appears to concern a formal examination process, possible testimony, and potential investigations. The piece mentions a Mr. Russell and a board or committee setup with a panel to conduct a hearing or evidence review.
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