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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
7
The Bulletin argues against postponing a widening on Queen Street to await higher prices, noting that condemnation of Hotel Street property will cost more later. It urges carrying both propositions forward, warning that Honolulu’s growth elevates property values now and urging timely action to secure necessary parcels.
The piece explains Ohio delegates will be chosen by party primaries and state convention, totaling forty eight delegates to Chicago. It notes Hawaii Republicans favor Taft, pledging loyalty regardless of mainland outcomes, and emphasizes national unity and support for Taft.
A motorist appeared before Magistrate Monsarrat this morning charged with concealed offense. The defendant pleaded guilty and was fined eleven dollars for the alleged act as officers reported the incident occurred in the afternoon.
A garbled late edition fragment hints at a couple to wed and remarks on social plans. The passage teases wedding arrangements and public attention, with unclear names and places due to damaged OCR. The tone resembles a local society note promising forthcoming nuptials.
A long list of festival stalls and activities unfolds in Thomas Square as May events bring vendors, crafts, and Hawaiian feast themes. Local organizers, including chairs and committee members, oversee candy booths, novelty crafts, flowers, and traditional foods while children’s play areas and toy attractions entertain attendees.
A garbled report critiques public sanitation measures and political fault lines around cleanup funding. It notes officials and residents sparring over responsibility, costs, and the impact on Manotaly amid shifting community concerns and administrative hearings.
Readable fragments show Sugar News booming market coverage and policy push. Mentions recommendations for abolishing refined sugar differential and ongoing price dynamics. Notes on health and online benefits, with unclear names and places due to garbled OCR. Potential references to committees and industry actors.
An advertisement item notes Walter Maken street or street name in a printing context. The readable fragment implies a local business notice or promotional blurb and references a person named Walter Maken in connection with a street or printing matter.
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