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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1912
Page
9
A damaged OCR passage references election timing and local officials while mentioning a future event or meeting. It includes scattered names and places that are difficult to identify clearly. The text shows garbled phrases about ballots, a conference, and possible ceremonial aspects without coherent details.
The Hollesieha Arderent Company plans to keep their enter axcent tie Tips peeemies well for tile at Pile in We Tinteenst. The Savoy theater and the Tank theaters will present tilt wee at Thee. An upcoming plan to seek rent commitments and factory theater operations is noted.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Liberty and a clever three change bill tonight. The readable lines reference political action, potential debates, and assorted names, with unclear context and numerous garbled phrases.
War Department expenditures for rations and river operations rise as Hallett and allied leaders shape plans for the Miwalalph river region. Officials note new films and efforts by local leaders while public attention centers on Liberty and the White Hopes amid ongoing mobilization.
The inaugural concert features Carl Milliamian violinist and conductor Bechtel leading the program at Kinpiee Theater. Soloists include a noted violinist, with the ensemble performing works by Lov. The event marks the start of a new season, with remarks from officials and a reception to follow.
The Minstrels announce a street parade and a free trout exhibition led by Mine Loewark and conductor denown. The event features an all African American ensemble and a concert in front of the Opera House, with patrons urged to buy tickets early for the session at the Nesta Tink Institute in Purkenon, Mo.
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