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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
2
A fragmented OCR passage references Duke in East time and various scattered names and locations including New York and the surrounding area. The garbled lines mention sports, people, and places with little coherent context, framing a chaotic scene of unrelated snippets and partial phrases.
A compact note on reporting ethics and the duty to tell the truth in journalism. It emphasizes transparency, accuracy, and accountability in covering events and informing the public. The piece calls for steadfast adherence to facts and responsible sourcing.
An OCR fragment mentions a sanitary barber shop connected to Bethel and King, with individuals Sylvester and Schroll listed. The text appears incomplete but indicates a local business reference and names tied to the shop.
A historic boat test aboard the Port Side of Hawaii with Skipper Stroud attempting an experiment to gain extra speed. The readables imply a coastal sailing scene with notes on rigging and technique, referencing a voyage near California or the American coast and local seafaring communities.
Hawaii faced a challenging coast race with missteps and engine trouble as the crew pushed to crown a winner. The captain Stroud faces renewed pressure as Hawaii aims to prove itself and claim favorable winds for future regattas.
Reports say the Healani barge will be ready for shipping by August. Veterans and officials express cautious optimism about the project, noting a competent foreman team and some orders fulfilled. The workforce reportedly adjusted plans after earlier delays, with specific mention of project leaders and supportive crews.
The article describes a basketball game where Cordell Wareo and Mike Paton feature prominently. It mentions McCarthy's team strategy, Paton’s weight around 165 pounds, and plans for a near evening confrontation at Latartney with Hyghtieee, detailing lineups and expected contenders for the match.
The Sporting Editor reports William A. Larned plans retirement from the national tennis circuit. Rumors claim he may skip the Newport championship to avoid fierce matches against younger stars like Maurice McLoughlin and Tom Bundy. Observers note Larned’s age and recent health worries, but many expect him to decide after the National Association meeting.
The report describes Palzer delivering a knockout over Wells in a rounds battle while rivals discuss the bout and future matchups. It notes mixed crowd reactions and lingering questions about training, management, and next opponents in the heavyweight scene.
The wil of the late Prof. D. Carty Eaton of Yale was sought for probate. The entire estate, valued at about $100,000, is left to the widow.
The Maxsachusette Institute of Feehnel ogy conferred degrees upon 28 members of the graduating class at the commencement exercises.
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