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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
9
Howard Pyle lauds Panahou for a splendid pageant shown on the school grounds. He praises hard work and collective effort of teachers and pupils, noting the display reflects educational progress and youthful joy in play. The article emphasizes pride in Panahou’s plan and the institution’s spirit from start to finish.
The Governor may travel east to Washington to seek a definite decision on appointing a Territorial Governor. The piece criticizes a tenancy at will setup and questions assurances given to the Governor. It urges a prompt decision as national politics complicates the delay.
Fragmentary OCR style text presents garbled lines about relatives and odd phrases. Names such as Yon and Howard appear amid stray lines on rugs, brows, and transferables. The piece repeatedly shifts topic and includes a stray refrigerator remark.
Paragraphs describe a police raid on a mountain still with officers including Kirnet and McCulle, detailing moves to town with prisoners and evidence. The account mentions information leading to the capture of Japanese suspects and hints at a distillery connection, noting regional success.
A mass protest centered on Chaplain Lane's planned closure leads to a public hearing and appeals about the Pier and Liberty property. Residents, engineers, and city officials clash over traffic disruption, street widening, and safety.
Vessels to and from the islands are listed with names such as HILO Salted May 1 and May 2. Entries mention arrivals, dockings, and route details. The fragment references salients like Salina Orne, HORT TOWNSEND, and Dian TP Bebb, with notes on schedules and transfers. The text also hints at an election and a probate matter involving the estate of P M Whittaker, to be decided by Circuit Judge Whitney, with a $100 stake.
Fragmentary text references the President, military posts, and wartime events. Mentions Fort Riley, Ride, and several scattered names. Lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts due to damaged OCR.
A fragmented discussion by Jon Tyndall and an American professor explores why daylight sky appears blue. The piece touches on perception, light paths, and color afterglow, citing observational notes and contrasting hues seen from Earth.
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