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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1912
Page
9
A fragmentary notice notes juveniles in Boston involved with a reform group led by Hellen and Lait Maxon seeking community service. The report mentions a 911 call and a desire to aid in civic activities, but many details are garbled.
A fragmented report lists organizers and exhibitors at a seaside fete with booths, games, and attractions. Names, vendors, and attendees appear garbled yet suggest a large fair layout with children’s playground, petting, and local entertainment.
A court opinion written by Justice Perry holds the employer not liable for injuries in a negligence dispute. The ruling details that an employee assuming ordinary risks and duties within his sphere does not shift responsibility onto the master. The decision clarifies that the scope of the master servant rule does not extend to cover such incidents.
In twenty four hours diversions vanish as the Bat at the Opera House wraps with storied feints and novelty acts. The program promises lively entertainment with a new minstrel act, a street entertainers finish, and a farewell performance guaranteed to spark audience delight.
Clarence Richeson, a 45 year old former minister from Rose Hill Virginia, executed for the premeditated murder of his former sweetheart aunt. While awaiting trial in Boston, he attempted suicide in his prison cell but survived. He faced death by electric chair after a jury found him guilty beyond doubt despite insanity pleas.
A farewell ceremony honors Captain Berger, leader of the themation aay, with a toast by OW. Smith and a ceremonial valued at $40, later noted as $7,000.81 in NY records, amid broader context of a prohibition affecting imports enacted three years earlier.
Port shipping men forecast that G. Lapraik may take command of the steamer Ching if Rice becomes head of the Mongolia, an even bet reflecting current port sentiment and regional leadership changes.
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