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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1911
Page
12
An OCR disrupted notice urges organizations to recruit candidates and obtain subscriptions by May 27. It touts a premium vote offer with prizes for the greatest vote increase and organization-wide rewards, claiming substantial returns from five new twelve month subscriptions per candidate and stressing immediate action before the period ends.
A garbled 1904 1911 medical fragment references Khcht'a Dive and Watereeping/fever treatment. Mentions a patient deteriorating at home, a physician’s care, and a retail compound marketed for treatment. Historical context unclear. includes nonsensical insertions and misspellings.
Majo W. P. Burnham announces the general command of the camp of instruction for officers and non-commissioned officers of the Hinwalt militia opening next Monday. Outlined are daily drills, bayonet practice, formations, advance guards, camp setup, emergency rations, sanitation, reporting to officers, and extended orders.
Voters at Central Grammar School and Elizabeth Chiret School head to the polls Saturday amid a heated race. Wil McTighe John Fern Red Mena Men Kane and Fernand McTlebpw lead, with Hinlesy and Moy Mth among active challengers. Mail to American ports in Halifax also noted as new Canadian Pacific whistle stops promise quicker deliveries.
A chaotic report outlines owners associated with Mott-Smith and a Bemerd property, detailing health department actions on sanitary conditions, water, and property improvements. It mentions the Territorial force, inspectors, and county supervisors coordinating on demolition, sanitation, and public health measures amid property disputes and renovations.
The contest manager will record all subscriptions during the offer and issue extra ballots when a club credit appears on the contest record. Subscriptions may be from different trip contestants, as long as a club is shown for some organization candidate within the period. Extra votes are not awarded to trip contestants. The travel vote terms remain unchanged by subscription votes.
Readable fragments describe a social or legal notice with names and places. The text mentions Jakins and a few unclear references to people and locations. It appears to be a damaged OCR excerpt from a historic newspaper page with no clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary local report outlines a fatal fire injury case involving a badly burned infant. Details are incomplete but indicate hospital treatment and tragic loss, with several lines referencing medical staff and emergency responders and a plea for clarifying information.
Fragmented text references a memorial fund with subscriptions and committee notes. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable. the preserved items hint at fundraising updates and possibly percentage goals but lack concrete details or figures.
The readable parts mention a mayor and city events in February with references to a river, ferries, and a bleared term. It remains unclear who the exact parties are and which city is involved, but many proper nouns appear garbled and uncertain in this OCR fragment.
A dense list of associations and clubs appears, naming Kamehameha alumni groups, Red Men, Eagles, Militia Company D, Central Grammar, Young Men's Institute, Quan Yai Society, Rapid Transit Benefit, Pymene Social Club, Live Plantation clubs, Central Union Church Lelienua Hall, and the Alexander Baldwin Gymnasium linking civic, church, and fraternal activities.
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