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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1912
Page
7
A garbled message references Theodore Roosevelt and figures like Gaver Bred, noting tensions over reappointment and the unsettled appointment of a Superintendent of Public Works. The text appears to discuss political maneuvering during a Presidential visit, with unclear details and dates.
Officials call for open display of how street funds will be managed before permanent paving. They urge timely action on Queen Street while considering water pipes and Harbor District plans. Emphasize avoiding waste and ensuring lasting value for taxpayers.
The upcoming two weeks promise momentous political events as primaries and conventions name delegates to national nominating gatherings. States like California Washington West Virginia North Carolina Tennessee Idaho Ohio shape the battle for the presidency with key roles for Hawaii and National Committee decisions on credentials.
Fragmentary report notes debate over Aj vocational school funding and aims. Ambiguous references to Hawaii family reputation and education, with unclear details about the estuhe and Hone. Overall, a local inquiry into training and community support appears underway.
A garbled dialogue snippet features characters Tominy Katar Hoymttor-Von and others in a kitchen parlor scene. The text hints at household banter, a clergyman, and a motherly figure before dissolving into incomplete phrases about a speaker named Johnie and an elaborate agency, with interrupted narration and unclear actions.
The University of Maine plans to establish a modern Institute for Young Women in Springvale to provide practical training in domestic sciences, literature, languages, and moral conduct. Funds sought amount to about $180,000 to cover building, equipment, and three years of operation, with aims to educate and prepare women for livelihoods and community roles.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a coastal lumber surge and rising prices affecting Hawal and related mills. Mentions months, railroads, and firms like Cont Hengits and Beamley Company, with references to timber supplies, utilities, and regional market activity. The garbled text references specific places and dates amid a broader picture of industrial demand and transport constraints.
A fragmentary dispatch notes Col Roosevelt’s earlier readiness for a presidential bid. Col Roosevelt allegedly wrote to Senator Crane about the presidential situation a year earlier, with Crane expected to oppose the political move.
Fragmented OCR recounts Dr Pearsons death and national reactions. Mentions political figures John Roosevelt and others, with references to a funeral and public sentiment. Odd phrases hint at wartime era figures and military concerns, preserving names where readable.
A pilot from Laniton embarks for Dublin amid a gale and rough seas. The journey faces a fierce storm but the aviator remains steadfast, aiming to reach the theatre in the Irish capital as planned.
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