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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
7
Lyman Abbott argues that the remedy for democracy's evils is more democracy not governance by the best men. He challenges the idea that Congress should represent only the nation’s elite and warns of danger in the excess of democracy.
A correspondent cites altering Hanspepe school plans to earth closets to cut costs, arguing poor budgeting by legislators and departments. The piece laments repeated underfunding of education facilities, warning future costs from inadequate, outdated designs and urging forward planning.
A garbled OCR passage hints at political tension and travel restrictions. It references an exchange remark about Pris orean travel and a note on an accident. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment mentions a company and a community awaiting outcomes.
The readable text hints at a discussion of an interview in Honolulu concerning a misunderstood intention and a possible mutant. It mentions Mes Hendry and a teen, with doubts about whether the individual could be identified for lintae.
A garbled passage discusses President Tattt and the Republican nomination, noting public hesitation toward political rhetoric. It mentions Ohio and speculation on a decisive nationwide vote, implying a forthcoming major political outcome.
A fragmentary evening column hints at social oddities and sharp exchanges. The piece references a lampooned feud, a wife standing at a Goob-Jones event, and a burned place noted by the owner yesterday. A veiled critique of a young statesman and a nameless author appears amid gossip and misread lines.
Old news item details parcel post charges and general rates affecting Hawaii. It lists post office charges for localities, delivery to ships, and inland rates with per pound, per parcel and international equivalents. The document notes special rates and international exchanges, indicating changes in postal expenses and service coverage.
An Ithaca New York reader complains about a New York Armament leprosy article reprinted in the Evening Bulletin. He alleges exaggeration and seeks action from the Promotion Committee, citing damage to his family’s reputation and a desire to protect his business interests.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses laborers, transportation, and a topic involving militia, dates, and places with many garbled terms. Key entities are not clearly identifiable. readable portions reference a discussion of labor and transportation context and a dated event sequence without coherent details.
A Vancouver April 10 2008 report recalls Dr. Owl Fanius chief quarantine officer in Honolulu describing a leprosy threat and urging stricter measures. The Chamber of Commerce urged steps to curb the spread while political interests and corruption are cited as obstacles to a safe response.
The report describes July Paka and companions planning a hit to earn money, with references to Joho Wilton and Ran Fee. It notes alleged payments connected to family and a scheme spreading to several towns, including Bat Mranelwen, with mentions of medical and postal savings concerns and a supposed insistent drive abroad.
Disjointed text references life revival amid gas and fluids, with clumsy descriptions of apparatus and actions around a mouth, a father figure, and a device. the prose hints at experiments or methods to revive or sustain life, but details are garbled and unclear.
An elderly Spaniard named Hainon Mesa was knocked down by a moving engine near the Queen's Hospital. He was taken by ambulance and may be kept in for several days as doctors said recovery is expected soon. The accident occurred while crossing a roadway near Holyoke.
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