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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR outlines heated House debate over a free trade and tariff policy bill. Lawmakers clash over tax changes and revenue effects, with arguments on corporate and individual taxes, protection, and potential economic impact.
Normns Watkins, longtime executive, is appointed general manager at the Mawilinn Bertier Shows in Watkins to oversee operations. The move signals planned expansion and new leadership as the organization seeks to boost event output and efficiency.
Ajumble of names and garbled phrases describe Hawaiian churches mobilizing aid for a broader movement. The text references various groups and locations, including Pacific Island communities, meetings, and external influence, but many proper nouns are unreadable or distorted. The overall sense is community religious groups coordinating support efforts amid unsettled political context.
Fragmented OCR shows legal tax and government revenue references with unclear names. It mentions returns due, penalties, and possible exemptions for certain officers and property, but the passage is heavily corrupted and hard to interpret.
YMCA hosts a village concert featuring soloists, ensembles, and a student choir followed by a bowling alley tournament for a trophy. Notable performers include GA McRidowney, Pinnatorte Ruta, and Artie Jono.
Officials including engineer WH Green and Kenown discuss suppliers and the December contract, noting the anticipated completion and concerns over feasibility. The commission aims to avoid delays while ensuring the project proceeds under the March timelines.
A largely attended church social at Five Towne Site Allaatett in Waterton County featured speakers from the Christian Extension Movement. Helen Mbuekalt and others addressed attendees after a program that included a recitation and a banquet in the parish hall.
G Motokawa plans a major land purchase on Ki kamneni near King Street to support church and hospital projects. A Japanese benevolent association backs the effort with a new hospital on Kukul Street valued around 40000 dollars, with Rev Motokawa aiding the enterprise after arriving from Japan.
Funeral services for James F Morgan were held yesterday afternoon from the church with interment in the nearby cemetery. A committee of merchants offered sympathy and resolutions praising Mr Morgan as a citizen and the untiring promoter of welfare activities.
A fragmented report notes Secretary Super’s plan to travel May 1 with a delegation to cities across the Hunter region to gather information on administration, the latest liner, and naval matters. The piece mentions involvement of Dr BH Mand and Lane, with references to Pekelyyration in Yo ak i and unrest near Guayanus in a broader political context.
The Philatelic Society announced an upcoming stamp exhibit to be presented by a committee during a later meeting. Details indicate a formal display with emphasis on honoring the history of philately and notable contributors.
A crowded note details The Duke Ot Butera and others involved in an athletic and theatrical tour, with references to travel via London and Canada. It mentions Watlinnen A Hye and Hilton Matton, plus events tied to a harmful war warning and various performances across cities.
Under authority the city of Honolulu outlines furnishing a power patrol for police use. Details specify the agency order, funding, and deployment framework for the patrol to support municipal law enforcement operations.
Fragmented OCR text mentions John Fleming Wilson and Panama with unclear surrounding context. The readable portion points to a note about employment or assignment related to Panama and an individual named John Fleming Wilson, but no coherent facts or dates are established. The fragment lacks verifiable details to form a fuller summary.
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