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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
15
The readable text suggests a small New York area gathering or congregation seeking a weekly home and method for publicizing services. It mentions publishing plans and urging community turnout, with passive references to a church audience and advertising in a local paper.
A Honolulu report details factional battles within Hawaii’s Republican ranks over Roosevelt and Taft. Delegates debate presidential endorsement, territory loyalties, and the path to a Taft delegation, with tensions over conventions and party discipline in Washington and Hawaii.
A March 2 cablegram from Poking reports a night disturbance involving 20 soldiers in the Fire Division as they argued, attempted to fire, and damaged property. The dispatch notes opposition to foreigners and representatives of various groups and urges readers to seek truth in the Bulletin.
A discussion before the New York conference at the Methodist meeting highlights church outreach. Pastor Rew Hr Chotetion Reisner of the Cryee Methatiot shuren urges advertisers to engage readers honestly. The superintendent agency promises fair treatment if advertisers support reeive measures.
Fragmentary dialogue reflects a crowd scene with names and phrases such as Washington, Ginnie Corti, and Mr. Johnson. The garbled text hints at a public gathering, jokes, and questions about items like oranges, with scattered references to baseball and freedom themes, but no coherent narrative or clear outcome.
A chaotic clipping describes a huge excursion planned on the White Star line with substantial crowds and city officials involved. It references notable figures and a large gathering rumored as the largest ever staged locally, with scattered mentions of venues and organizers.
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