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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
8
A muted trading session produced only a handful of moves in stocks. Prices included Kwa at 22.75, Olan at 7.0, Meliryde at 15, Honolulu Gay axes at 100, Hilo extension fixes at 44.50, and Oahw kukar Mock at 28.15, with Hawaiian Commercial trading around 44.50.
In probate court the case for the estate of John Warner requests approval of final accounts and distribution. Josephine Warner is the administrator with services requested and a hearing is set for final actions. The court orders notice to all interested parties and the matter remains under investigation to finalize the estate.
Artiste job to be obtained from the Hutter companys fully equipped painting plant as part of a production setup.
The meeting outlined how captains will distribute maps to inspect districts on Clean Up Day. Acting Secretary Matt Smith explained inspection methods. Women volunteers, led by Mrs Lowrey, will mobilize and urge family members to participate as inspectors. Transportation chairs secured private autos and planned logistics to cover districts with a revised captain list for supervising cleanup efforts.
William Thompson urged at a Clean Day head meeting that the fire department be instructed to find and wash all streets with permanent paving. He claimed water runoff will remove dirt buildup, reducing dust on windy days and aiding the street cleaning brigades.
Mrs Hendrys School marked its closing exercises with an 11 oclock morning assembly in Pensacola. Parents attended as students presented performances praising the principal and staff. The program named many pupils while hinting attendance may rise next year.
Fragmented local notices list bargain ads for pottery and brass items at Arte and Cyutte Shop, the Underwood Typewriter agent, and various service providers. Mentions car and carriage work, hat cleaners, bicycle and water supplies, auto stands, and a theater recital. Reports on public meetings, bids for the Hilo ferry contract, and cleanup day garbage guidance. Repeated garbled names and places reflect OCR noise across a busy civic page.
A garbled report from Matiobaria describes TL Holstein, a 47 year old Republican Hawaii committeeman, arranging for immigration policy amid a convoluted lineage. The piece mentions Mynok, Morrill college ties, Walton and Walsh family links, and a Riverside California bride, all tangled in unclear historical naming.
A 21 year old Hawaiian boy named David Lata died unexpectedly after a stay at a local hospital. Relatives will hold a quiet wake before funeral services conducted by HE US Williams, the undertaker, with limited attendance and a later memorial.
Acting Governor Mott Huith approved the President’s proclamation adding a 0-foot land strip to Fort Armstrong. The area, once intended for civilian use, became part of the fort and was reserved for future city needs.
Readable bits show a jumble of names and phrases with references to Alice, Kale, Hamel, and Aunt Betta. The text resembles a hurried OCR dump with nonsensical lines and scattered proper nouns, lacking a clear narrative or reportable event.
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