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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR describes changes at Fort Ruger prison facility with references to guards, confinement conditions, and disciplinary actions. Mentions of officials, incidents, and enforcement measures suggest a tightening regime and recent security upgrades affecting inmates and staff.
Fragmentary notice describes water restrictions affecting Manoa and surrounding streets. Reads as a public inquiry and list of fronting avenues and districts within the Manoa area. The readable fragments reference Saratoga and nearby streets, with directions toward Kaniehamenn and McKinty streets and related avenues.
Acting Governor Mottstmith discusses altering the Maul Ditch line and seeks a license to change the line on government land and private tracts. The proposal involves the Hone haw property near Babatin with a 0.5 mile distance and outlines steps for permits, fees, and public review.
Real estate transfers listed between 10:20 a m and 4:30 p m include Witla AL Kinney and others to Perey M. Bond and Perey M. Pond AM A Kosenhere 10 Kalnuk. The May 28 1912 schedule marks further entries from 8:30 to 10:30 a m with transfers among Dorekicht Takenaka WA Lycie Wilson Nath Hank Wallaky M Kamon Kaleo and others. A Luxuriously detailed note mentions trust and land portions, with reference to public benefit and company involvement in distributions.
Notebook and newspaper clipping recount Tom Sheridan denying he is a harmless crank. He complains about being labeled crazy and references a past incident at a navy yard, a police station encounter, and a wartime involvement. Detailing names like Foe Jack Weasay and others, the piece frames him as disputing the sobriquet while recounting disputed events.
A detailed, albeit fragmented, historical account describes a steam roller parade scene in Detroit. The event features a rolling contraption moving through crowds, creating spectacle as onlookers react to the massive machine and its trail of steam and noise. The narrative highlights public fascination and the crowd’s engagement with the display.
A reflection on ancient knowledge surpassing early civilizations and how modern marvels echo its legacy. The piece contrasts past wisdom with today’s achievements, noting that even with vast progress humanity cannot fully reclaim ancient precincts and the grandeur of bygone ages.
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