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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
11
Fragmented report details inebriated recounting of a political meeting over a double convention proposal. Key figures named include McCandless and McCundrens allies and rivals, with committee actions and anticipated votes shaping a heated party dispute.
An article reports Dr Sun Yat Sen, then leader of the new Chinese republic, purchasing an E M F car via Studebaker connections. Woo S. Honigsberg of Stringtid, Oriental representative for Studebaker, announced the sale to prominent Chinese and American families, crediting advertising and timely delivery for success in the China market.
A sailor testified that a hackdriver named Sam Kalaihl robbed him of five dollars after luring him aboard a vehicle in port. Kalaihl was arrested on embezzlement charges but the case was dismissed due to lack of sufficient evidence, according to Judge Monaurrat.
Work on seven Jodustela buildings for Pearl Harbor naval station has begun. The Concannon Company of La Feut eisen leads a crew installing structural iron furnished by the Government near the drydock. Laying operations start soon with a seven month contract to complete 22575 square feet of rolled macadam road work at Pearl Harbor.
Promotional text from The Rexall Store in Honolulu sells Rexall 8 Hale Tonic with a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver hair restoration. It claims rapid scalp benefit, prevents balding, and invites customers to try the product with a strong confidence pledge.
Fragmentary notice references Harvey T. Mille, constitutional matters, health board authority, and claims from individuals whose bananas were unlawfully destroyed. Ad suggests an upcoming water-related matter and directs readers to today’s paper.
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