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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
2
A garbled OCR snippet lists multiple names and fragments such as Praneeee viol Leaders and Neri for crack well with scattered terms like Stevens Durere Caching Thane Flyer Baek Overland Baker Lleckies and Vino, offering no coherent event.
The report outlines substantial contributions from Kauai to a famine relief appeal, listing donors and amounts across local names and entities. Details include multiple sums, locations, and organizations supporting the aid drive, reflecting broad community backing.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered names and terms across multiple languages and contexts, lacking coherent events, dates, or locations. The passage presents a jumbled mix of person names, organizations, and random words with no discernible narrative or reportable item.
Vague date and venue details for a political meeting of the Fourth District Republican Club are listed. The notice references participation by party members and candidates, with incomplete venue and time information.
Fragmented OCR text from a political club listing shows garbled lines repeated for two precincts and districts. The readable portions mention Republican club sections and unclear names, with no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
A territorial session names key figures in local governance and outlines proposed routes. Leaders include Joh Marcaling and Boonen with Star as a reference point. The discussion covers future county projects and regional planning steps amid varied local input.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various names and places with mention of a hotel, a tailor, and a proprietor manager. It references Atta Polite, NY Mure, and United Tailors, with disrupted phrases and nonsensical segments. No coherent event or action is discernible from the readable text.
Fragmented OCR text notes a precinct meeting notice for the Ninth Precinct, Fifth District. It references a gathering connected to a party convention and dates in April, with illegible names and locations. The legibility is too poor to extract precise dates, officials, or venues.
Fragmentary notice announces a meeting in March 1905 for the Twelfth Preemet in the Fourth District. Names and details are garbled but indicate a schedule at a designated venue with attendees and a secretary or presiding officer.
Procinet 11 assembles for a Fifth District Republican Party event to discuss the slate and election delegation. The notice lists a meeting date March 28 and venue at a local hotel, with attendees including party officers and members, and notes administration by secretary WILEY.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a venue and dates, with names and locations blurred. Core meaning unclear, but hints at an event or listing and a postponement or notice process.
Unclear report outlines a district gathering with references to a president, a convention date, and mentions of civic roles. The fragmented text hints at public engagement and official oversight, with scattered names and locations.
The Territory of Hawaii through Marion Campbell petitions the circuit court at Honolulu to compel Isabella Woods and named defendants to answer by a date after twenty days. The document, dated January and February 1912, lists numerous defendants and trustees, notes service terms, and includes clerk certifications by Henry Beckley and others.
By authority the Wetis Board of Health issues a public notice. The text is partial and names Hawadi Maren. Further details, dates, or actions are not provided in the readable portion.
Tenders are invited for furniture bedding and related items for Kalihi Health facilities. Proposals must follow the health department’s specifications and be submitted by the stated deadline with details on bidders and delivery terms.
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