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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
5
Disjointed OCR text shows a chaotic note about end of term and a student safety incident. Names and specifics are unclear, but references to school term ending next Friday and inquiries into criminal death accusations appear, with scrambled details about panels and a hotline for completing actions.
Petition from multiple residents seeks to preserve the value of a tract leased for homesteading amid disputes over revenue. They claim a prior division of land among claimants, urging Governor to intervene and sustain the leaseholds while awaiting formal action. The governor is expected to defer and leave decision to the legislature.
The article details Fort De Russy guardhouse number 15 undergoing upgrades at the U.S. fort. It mentions an official effort to secure funding and plan for construction, with references to military personnel and government channels, and notes about inspections and displays related to the project.
A fragmented weather note lists temperatures and wind directions for multiple towns including Hinton, Windom, and Bak rah. It mentions mist, wet conditions, and rainfall potential with gusty winds and shifting directions forecast by noon.
VESSELS TO AND FROM THE ISLANDS reports arrivals and departures with lines noting ships such as the Maryanila and Ban Vrenokien. The item lists times and ports and mentions the day and date, though OCR errors obscure some names.
Confusion surrounds army pay due to shortfalls in appropriations. Government funds from fiscal year end face delays as bills are passed, with officers and soldiers awaiting the last month’s pay. Historical tensions show brokerage schemes and delayed settlements, while contracts and deposits threaten August disbursements.
W J Dyer, president of Howolulu Iron Works, will speak to the Hawaiian Engineering Axiant at the College of Haveatl on Tuesday May 2504. He will discuss manufacturing and development projects from his Panama visit and related global industrial efforts.
A fragmented report notes Acting Governor Rene Chian-Up Day observed in the Territory with residents urged to conserve funds for cleaning and public works. The piece mentions communal effort, limited resources, and a holiday atmosphere in local towns.
Punahou School honors list highlights students Huele Darts Keola Faith Herathy Land Tes Martha Lavien McChenney Wit lam Woorke Paty Rat Hoppin Yeon Jtan and Beating Leonora White. Commercial Conren-Mution Helm oth Brown Hanel Gear Gare fe FeMhe Reweerarin Minle Certificates-Muartt Loutes Mothowney.
A large audience gathered at Munatnn College for the annual graduation exercises. The event featured speakers including Dr John B Cowan and addressed cultural education while diplomas were awarded to graduates listed from notable students such as Joseph Marrington and Robert Anderson, among others.
Oahu seniors invite the community to the Moana Hotel for the annual Ball tonight. The event features a dance committee led by Martha McCheeney and Alexander Anderson with Mrs NF Griffiths as president AL Be Grit and other named participants. The program includes social dancing and formal ballroom acts as guests depart by Panales avenue.
Twelve young men soon to enter Tecoma college were guests at a luncheon today at the University Club. President Walter F. Dillingham presided as several informal talks were made. Attendees included R.A. Hitch enck, RAS Alilerson, C. Cowan, B.M. Le Holmes, Jobin T. Mote Jr, Pat Tung Yang, Wo Aleanniter, H.C. Hrawn, J.H. Gibby, Kore, Web Mor penn, and WW. Paty.
Fragmentary report notes a rumored belt road for Kauat and hints at a port entry at Nawiliwili affecting plantation logistics and railway freight. It mentions the arrival of the Mexican freighter Magnanman Captain Tapley discharging 29,000 tons of tonnage bound for Klute Kahala and Mut, and a postponed royal event to July 1 amid business weather.
A garbled notice seeks a stationary engineer for a Belin project. It hints at location unknown, mentions age and pay but is largely unreadable. The fragment offers few concrete details beyond the search for a skilled maintenance worker in an industrial setting.
Jurors in the Mahuka site case near Manuka are expected to return a verdict tonight or this afternoon after a day of testimony. Government counsel urged a high value for the land while property owners cited lower estimates as experts debated per square foot figures and depreciation.
Naval delegation at the Tens gratia convention with Kinney III acting as proxy for Dawid Ewallke. The delegation plans to transfer proxy authority if unregistered items allow. Hawaii’s Joni Hwy Jenni and others are noted as potential proxies, with mentions of Witeon Lie and other figures in the circle.
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