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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
11
Persistent factional clashes and public wrangling over leadership cloud President Roosevelt's standing as party figures and governors grapple with policy direction. The article details internal contest at the convention, calls for loyalty, and mentions potential shifts in support among key states and executives.
A dramatic story unfolds about a desperate criminal reformed through faith and a dramatic stage presentation. The article highlights a boyhood crime, later moral guidance, and a well known worker who helped shape his life. It also previews a theatrical production titled The Redemption performed by Robert Athan Johnson with a cast including Marry Aleart and Minx Johnson at the tion theater.
A fragmented notice lists seating options for a promotion event on Thursday. Prices appear as 2e, 50c, and 75e with limited legible details about the venue and time. The readable items emphasize seat numbers and cost.
A lively schedule unfolds across local venues with performances at the Pifou te mali and Empire theater. Week highlights include Melodic ensembles, dance acts, and a floral parade reel.
An interisland program features the Kilinea Volcano film and Hawali pres Gutes Hoof. The 112 Floral Parade is shown for the first time, with attractions drawing fans. Tickets go on sale Wednesday morning to the public.
An evening hunt concert is planned at Ta o'elonk Emm Square weather permitting. Program includes The Winning Pit Overature Hate Overture Wagner Helection Verdi Vocal and The Spring Mall Kotntintt Waltz with performers Wenger Solertion and The tamhariians presenting.
A long tainted ad-like text touts Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe dependable remedy for women. It references Lydia Pinkham of Lynn, Massachusetts, claiming decades of use and broad efficacy for female ailments despite unclear claims and garbled phrasing.
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