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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
7
A call to voters in Hawaii urging attention to local government and precinct officer elections in three weeks. The piece emphasizes citizens’ responsibility to shape honest, efficient governance for Hawaii and Honolulu, urging preparation and participation while advising mainlanders to focus on their own duties.
Reports from the parade committee urge merchants and business houses to enter Moats and support a worthy show. The Army backs a grand military tournament at Kapiolani Park and Oriental merchants ensure national representation. Honolua aims for a day of renewed patriotism with safe amusements for twenty to thirty thousand people, urging individuals to contribute to a strong celebration.
A fragmentary readers’ note surveys 1900s style politics from Chicago to New Jersey. It rails at candidates and parties, hints at Teddy Roosevelt and Taft era tensions, questions leadership, and speculates on Panama Canal tolls and party shifts, all in a kaleidoscope of misquoted lines and digested gossip.
An unintelligible fragment hints at a man weighing four pounds and a worried father pondering his child. A figure named Paul Muller is questioned about relations while a neighbor mentions a parcel of news read aloud. A man named Judson plans to move Horus to the South. The note closes with a reference to Mandy and an attempted romance.
A garbled text fragment describes a female fly hatch in a Waexon area with references to number of eggs and care factors. The legible parts mention a female fly and a diary, but the overall context and data are unclear, leaving the observation details and purpose indeterminable.
Prof Shiga speaks on Japan’s foreign policy linking Hawaii and the United States. The address covers laborers from Japan in Hawaii, US relations, and potential impacts on domestic policy and international ties. The event draws Japanese and local observers with university officials and committees coordinating reception.
Unfurnished houses available on multiple streets including Pacific Heights Maunalani Wilder King Street and Maunaiki areas. Rentals show a price of 12.00 to 17.00 with a listed amount 2000 suggesting monthly rent. Contains scattered street names and unclear formatting from OCR.
Professor Shin will address topics in Honolulu focusing on M2 pom conditions as discussed by local Japanese residents. The talk is expected to cover key features related to the wet environment and its impact on the subject discussed.
Real estate items describe multiple lots and cottages including Two Cottages Kalini Cottage Harbottle Lane Puunui Lote 20 21 on Anapuni Street SeMede Hauer Piikol Street Hour Lower Punahou Lot on Young Street 120819a 1 Lot Beretareat 2.7 and a Lot on Tantalus.
Furnished cottage on Wilder Avenue in Tantalus offered for rent. Residence associated with General Davis. Details unclear in OCR excerpt.
Report describes ongoing pay shortages and procurement issues within the army quartermaster department. Officers note potential cost-saving measures and delayed salaries, with anecdotes of a Javanese cook seeking payment advances and orders delaying subsistence and supplies.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Japanese in Owings and tickets. Details are unclear. no cohesive event or names emerge to form a complete news item.
A warrant led to Medeiros of Waialua being arrested today in town. Police say Medeiros is suspected of violating laws and the arrest warrant was issued yesterday. Court appearance scheduled tomorrow morning on bond as authorities continue to hold him for further proceedings.
Boston era report states Mana the wild man of Borneo died at 92 in Waltham. He and his brother Wano, famed as freaks exhibited by T Burnau, toured widely after being captured in Hortoe Island. Wano died in 1905. Mana weighed little yet matched prodigious strength in feats during exhibitions.
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