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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1912
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text hints at a May festival with musical acts and a central committee planning event details. Mentions include venues, committees, and performer names, though many words are garbled. the readable items suggest a community celebration with entertainment and planning notes.
Constantinople May 3 report details upheaval as Salvationists implement changes in operations linked to a broad disruption. The piece notes a Turkish incident at Archipelago Amertown and subsequent detention and medical care for several involved individuals. The tone mirrors wartime censorship and shifting authority as agencies adjust to ongoing risk.
A garbled report details a visit by the Aloha Temple booster group with a San Francisco stop and a broader Pacific tour. It mentions expected crowds, hopes for support, and a focus on wine, raisins, and general exhibits tied to a celebratory Pacific event.
A disrupted report notes J Metineny and Mefterny discussing Manila business links as a Manila paper mentions Honolulu interest in extending operations. Separately Clumber House in Newcastle suffers a major fire causing about 150000 in damage.
The article extols compound interest in health and vigor, praising steady gains in bodily energy and enduring well being through prudent habits and sustained effort.
A fragmented historical text hints at a peculiar sensibility tied to Vigne within a tale of a tense moment. The snippet references unnamed actors, a murky process, and a turning point described as pivotal by the source.
The Bijou Japanese troupe performs a daring stage show featuring contortionists and tricks. Audiences praise their bold stunts and dramatic routines, with plans to extend the run to Yokohama.
The MacWatters Quartet delivers a lively final Empire Theater concert with strong audience enthusiasm and encores. The group, touring under the White Mountains route, will farewell at Central Union Church and then sail to the Orient on the next steamer, while noting the crew tragedy aboard the Gael of Greenock with three missing members.
A detailed review of a minstrel show featuring George Prine Wert Anity Meee Kloet Wall and The Broadway troupe. The ensemble delivers a broad array of performances with strong singing and dancing acts, standout end-men, and skilled comic routines. Mrs Clark leads the band as promotion committees cheer, while the troupe earns praise for organization and stage presence.
A reception for Rev. Father JT Caraher is planned at St Louis College Alumni Hall near Dreier Halls on Union Street. The event, organized by the local A OH A program, will include an address by Father Caraher and invites both Indian and gentlemen friends of the Order Home prevent to attend at eight o'clock. Kate Doriot, who died at Haywide KH hospital, left an estate of 70004 dollars noted on the back of a hospital chart with only a few words in the document.
Reserved seats for center grand stand and Winchester booked at Hall and Rone Sporting Department. Prices 50c 38c and 25c. Children 10c. Entry King Street. Two games featured between TSO Stars and PLA Co, ABAHI vs JAC.
The pali were mistaken in assuming the burned elderly man found last night was an inmate of Lunalilo Home. Mr A Bl, now in charge, says residents are allowed to leave during the day and a nightly check tracks anyone who may stray. Kalapapela, the man arrested by police, is not a resident and has never been at the Home.
Mins C J Griesheimer of Chillicothe was compelled to remove her hat when admitted to practice before the United States Supreme Court. Taxpayers warned that taxes are due and delinquent by May 15.
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