29 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
1
An unclear OCR fragment mentions several names and numbers including Tutte, Han, and Vertes. The text references a game or event with a survival or betting context and includes the fragmentary phrase 18. Further readable details are unavailable.
Flood of fires described in Ventura as crowds prepare for a grand parade. Officials outline safety measures while committees, donors, and named figures coordinate events across the peninsula. Residents anticipate a vivid display as preparations go into full swing.
A flawedrcssed report notes sugar crop overshipment and Japan’s planned participation at a Frisco fair. It mentions Uni morning shares, Marked sugar markets, and ships docking along the Pacific coast, with references to officials and observers including Marie tine and Haraki Yanvewab.
A chaotic scene on Queen Street features rushed paving work amid a heated town dispute. Involving council arguments over material choices and street safety, the protest centers on the choice of wood pavement and its purported dangers.
Former Justice Colburn case draws attention as Colburn appeals to the Supreme Court to halt actions. Attorney general and officials weigh constitutional questions, while local rhetoric and timing frame the public discourse surrounding the legal move.
A chaotic report from Ruger Lynn describes a local officer accused of trading a royal crown for a horse. The incident triggers a sensational, violent sequence as crowds threaten public figures and a demented crowd shouts headlines. Police suspect political motives.
Baltimore reports say Cornell 8 first while Stanford last as convention adjourns tonight. Ballot counts mention Kern possible nomination, with progress on multi-ballot race and Pacific Coast crew performance dampened by East-West rivalry.
The United States team tops the opening day of the Olympic rifle event with Great Britain in second place. Hume scores 22 and helps the U S effort, as Stockholm hosts the meet featuring top international shooters.
June 29 Boston reports the third annual aviation meet featuring Harriet Quimby and Blanche Colt among other women fliers. The event showcases skilled pilots and instruments, with photographs and attendance by notable aviation figures.
Baltimore June 29 The Democratic convention shows a deadlock with Clark Wilson and Underwood leading after multiple ballots. Bryan’s dramatic speech shifted support toward Wilson amid clashes over Tammany influence and progressive reform calls. Wilson’s potential withdrawal discussed as delegates maneuver for a two thirds majority.
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