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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1912
Page
6
Advertisement targets women who have never worn a corset and asserts strong trade for corsets among new buyers. Claims sole Honolulu agents carry all models at New York prices, promising permanent customers for buyers and retailers.
Five winner Aloha Patrol dazzled at an Arab Patrol parade in Los Angeles. The Alpha Temple was singled out for the best drill as teams showcased precision formations and a ceremonial march past, drawing praise from judges and the crowd.
Robert BR Reidford testifying as an expert for the Hishop Trust Co. cites property interests and appraisals in the Mahuka case. Proceedings mention ongoing valuations, interest, and time terms, with adjournment until the following day. Separate item notes that show dogs not quarantined despite Hawaii weather restrictions for a Japan show entry.
Fair weather and a rare machinery hiccup greeted the Navy transport Murfale in port after a long voyage from Olomgnpe. Officers report a strong Marine Homeward band aboard and a high morale level as the Pacific Fleet train and ship’s crews prepare for upcoming operations. Commander Clarence Ky Stone leads the Muttaly with a crew praised for steady work and readiness.
Fragmentary report notes W. Harris travels to Washington to discuss politics with supporters. Mention of Willard Brown as a figure tied to a proposed road fund and a tentative plan causing Republican tax appeal concerns.
A letter from Fike te hie Ered details Loy G. Hembenen and a sequence of unfamiliar names. The fragmentary text references a performance or achievement at an Olympic setting with unnamed participants and a sealer, leaving the main action unclear.
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