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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
7
Amalgamation of competing Honolulu newspapers has been the focus for the past five years. Recent talks between major parties reached mutual understanding and good prospects for a satisfactory plan serving territorial interests. Final plan to be announced later.
An obscure text fragment outlines a chaotic political scene with references to senatorial races, party machinery, and public events. It mentions elections, venues, and campaign dynamics in a disjointed, era-ambiguous voice, with scattered mentions of committees and delegates shaping a future political landscape.
Fragmentary ribbing notes an army policy topic and a named officer with unclear roles. The garbled text mentions a general and a riding group, with reference to a toll day and an observer. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary text describes Yhovens of optilon and revived Me golgune through periods of notivity, noting a time when lava flowed to a markedly smaller extent and a bitter Chaties to study the natural wonder.
Fragmentary OCR snapshot shows garbled street scene dialogue with queries about a stranger, a keeper, and a serviceman. The text hints at a tense exchange in a square, with lines about age, a bonus, and unseen outcomes. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable.
Tour promotions describe trips to the Crater of Kilauea by train and bus from Glenwood, with lowered transportation rates and comfortable accommodations at the Volcano House. The piece lauds the renovated facilities, eager crowds, and the chance to view eternal fires, noting pricing and accessibility while praising local media coverage.
In the morning the Owen Meamalip Sonona departed bound for San Penwelaice amid a large crowd at Honolulu harbor. A convoy of jun ships and many passengers gathered as the Vega no loaded 200 tons of cargo including wingera and sundries for the voyage. The Territorial Hand was present and a pleasing serenade accompanied the departure. The Sonoma was expected to return to the port on or about a date to be announced. Andrew Carnegie was elected to a life membership in the Dapat poetry at New York.
Unclear rental note references remaining spaces near Manoa Row. readable text limited. appears to advertise housing availability with minor garble. No specific addresses, prices, or dates discernible from the fragment.
Curtis announces a sale push with new staff including Mrs Briatal and a New York director, promising summer dress arrivals and low prices. He sails praise for recent purchases and notes shipments to Honoluli and inland routes with extra cargo handling and improved health of leaders.
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