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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text suggests a political notice about Harris seeking a role as national committeeman. The readable bits mention elections, parties, and unspecified dates, with scattered names and places obscured by garbled characters.
Fragmentary text describes a gathering or meeting involving the Mer organization near Bethel with mentions of January or year references and various unnamed participants. The readable portions suggest planning or discussion among multiple figures, but specifics remain obscured by garbled OCR.
A damaged OCR text notes ongoing delays in a legal action tied to the Ninth Circuit and Amboy. It mentions a sale, a court appearance, and possible postponements as dates and participants blur amid unclear proceedings.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a tablet dedication involving Cooke and attendees at a council meeting or ceremonial event. Mentions individuals and dates unclearly, with garbled place names and titles, implying a historical dedication tied to a local institution or group.
Fragmented report details persistent questions about Rodier’s status amid a broader political dispute. The text cites unnamed officials and similar phrases, with references to reactions from various actors and local power dynamics.
Police claim major harbor gang disruptions during a five day operation. Detectives arrested several suspects and seized tools and evidence related to the gang activities at a nighttime stakeout near the waterfront station. The investigation continues as authorities pursue additional leads and possible ties to local crime rings.
Fragmented report cites Joseph Joni Colt and multiple officials reporting a heading Helton of the United historia te je and bond bearing dates. It notes deputies, the attorney general, and a court action against John L. W hk a i n, with references to naval vessel costs, eight hour work rules, and a Calumet and Heete Mining Company dividend amid wartime industrial context.
The association's directors discussed the proposed Commerce Building and referred the decision to the entire membership after a terse meeting. A committee report outlined costs around 175 dollars per square foot for an estimated site near Bishop and King streets, with debate over location and financing and potential building plans for a broader business complex.
An advertisement touts Dyapepsia tablets for digestion, claiming rapid relief from indigestion and fatigue. It assures money back if unsatisfied and promotes availability at Rexall Store in a local community outlet with several branded claims and pricing.
A Boston juvenile theater troupe, led by J Cohen, will perform in May at the Opera House or Liberty Theater. Contracts finalized after local praise, with ages up to seventeen, and a noted cast connected to Pollard Allig that enjoys goodwill in Honolulu.
The article portrays a heated congressional dispute over a sugar bill, citing Bergstrom and Underwood. It references taxation, internal revenue, corporate influence, and alleged political maneuvering. It notes constitutional questions about federal power and executive action, with names and positions featured. The piece reflects party tensions and calls for procedural scrutiny amid a broader fiscal policy debate.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a Grand Army air show with multiple units and pilots, detailing preparations, participants, and potential outcomes. It mentions Minas and PHT Jrplie, various companies, and naval aviation elements amid a broader wartime mobilization narrative.
Central Improvement League plans a meeting to discuss forming a new organization for the coming year. The session aims to recruit members, set aims, and outline activities for the league’s future.
A chaotic OCR summary alleges insiders engaged in stock manipulation linked to Havemeyer and other figures, detailing trades, stock percentages, and claims of “extraordinary service” cited in a 19th century sugar industry inquiry. The text references Havemeyer, Du Pont, and American sugar interests, with claims of profits and stock moves surrounding refinery ownership and control.
Frail sugar schedule debate churns behind closed doors as Rep Unierwood and the Ways and Means Committee clash over revenue plans. A secret caucus discussion considers refined sugar at free list and various tax proposals to raise about 53 million dollars annually.
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