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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
11
Fragmented text references Thren susan plantations in Oahu and Worle waters, mentions wartime events and logistics debates. It appears as a garbled OCR capture with many misspellings and scattered proper nouns, lacking coherent narrative or clear dates.
At a student assembly election held Saturday evening at AminueT, several officers were chosen. Chana was elected president, T Wang as vice president, Chay and Jeonntiong as others, with Harry H. Kang as corresponding secretary and Alfred Lee as secretary.
The report describes a difficult Hilo engagement with unclear details about who attended and the promoter’s handling of admission. Names such as Lt Harry Corton Clarte and others appear amid damaged OCR, noting substantial costs and a severe reception despite expectations.
A fragment describes a Hawaiian band concert with oboe, weather forecasts, and selections including Martha, My Old Kentucky Home, and The Star Spangled Banner. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece notes a wind ensemble and vocal numbers.
Republican leaders clash over Kahir stand and Tea slate as Cox and others in Watertown discuss party discipline. Citizens weigh the juror verdicts and governance as Fifth District leaders plan a meeting to decide allegiances and future actions amid local political tensions.
McCarthy supporters name a campaign committee at a Waverley Building meeting. Leaders pledged to organize quickly with less than three weeks until the delegates nominating convention. The candidate warned he could beat the Republican candidate if nominated and elected.
Anat advertises an extra vaudeville show featuring DJ Capi Mle Cwteele and Mile herve, with Mer er dourdane cece Move Me Wieden Tani performing. Local venue promotes the variety lineup amid bustling entertainment slate.
Weeklong event at Manna Ken features the Dorie Trio in Honolulu with two comedians and dancers. Hlondy Robinson and Bowen lead the new act at a firou venue, while a keeliner sails tomorrow to Hilo for the return engagement. Anxious crowds expected for the Honatihi shows.
Kalin Reenandon captures a floral parade at Empire Week with Heyman Histers as favored guards. The pictures show two girls weaving clothing and the scene is clear and vivid, though other films are less impressive.
An old advertisement from Henson, Smith & Co. Ltd promotes Rexall Store remedies. It claims a tonic and stomach health benefits with supposed cure for liver issues, promising positive results and money-back guarantees if the product fails. The copy emphasizes safety and suitability for children, workers, and the elderly, urging readers to buy at the Rexall Store on Fort and Hotel streets in Honolulu.
A fragmentary note from the Hawaii Promotion Committee advertises a travel bureau offering complete information on global travel. It urges readers planning trips to contact via phone or mail, listing regions including the Americas, Australia, New Zealand, the South Seas, and parts of Asia.
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