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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1912
Page
2
A long feature notes Packard trucks growing in popularity across islands, highlighting a new model with high performance, reliability, and service network. It describes the vehicle’s testing, dealer activity, and positive reception by customers, including references to installations and ongoing promotions.
May Day celebration in Lonney features the unveiling of a statue linking Mark Twain to Peter Pan. George Pepton designed the piece honoring J.M. Barrie with Mrs. Hannitaloy and notable locals attending. Mayor Fitzgerald officiated as the ceremony opened, with children and residents reacting to the symbolic tribute.
Fragmentary OCR piece appears garbled with nonstandard words and partial names. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a factual news item.
Director General Arthur M. Wall of the Floral Parades outlines key recommendations for the 1912 Washington’s Birthday parade. He notes military cooperation, parade timing changes, financial controls, and improved participation by schools and automobile owners, with emphasis on safety, coordination, and community involvement.
New York report notes rumors about Evelyn Newhit Thay wife of Mary Keartall Phase and a baby born from Piitabung path, with unclear details and contrasting claims regarding paternity and early care. The fragmentary text offers no verifiable names or dates.
Mrs Charlot Holman alleged mother, Hye ty Thaw’s wife, appears with child in New York. The two year old boy Wisupeth is described as roxy beaming. Witnesses say Holman’s mother traveled east and returned to New York with the child for presenting at the event.
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