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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
2
A poetic slice extols Yosemite Valley as the summer paradise with vivid imagery of cliffs, waterfalls, and light. It praises the landscape, notes the Merced River scenery, and urges a travel itinerary including the Yosemite Valley Railroad to Merced and a staged ascent to Sentinel Rock. It also covers a local subscription contest with votes, receipts, and deadlines for a caveat-filled promotional drive.
Amid scattered names and marks from Honolulu district court records, contestants and participants and their initials appear with scattered references to Miss Emma and Miss Helen Watson and others. The fragment lists several names including Helen Siemson Emma Auld Lane Emma Akamy and Miss Sarah Cockett with mentions of circuit court proceedings and district notices. The text is fragmentary with numerous city references and unclear roles for each person.
Roosevelt Jr prepares for a June wedding in New York City as carpet fitting winds down. Notes from Hartford reflect unease over invitations and Teddy's move, with family members and associates trucking belongings to the metropolis.
Real estate entries list transfers in Honolulu and Oahu areas with varied dates from 1910 to 1949. Names include Caroline Westervelt Sarah Atocks and John Marshall among others, with prices ranging from $26 to $800 and numerous parcel descriptions acrossLeeward and Windward districts.
Fragmentary item notes a wedding plan and a man named Rosewall in San Francisco. It mentions work to be said and a carpet calonman role, with unclear details about participants or dates. The readable text suggests a social event context but lacks concrete facts.
Brockton April Next Friday morning James A. Yancay 24 years old 6 motorman Old Colony Areet Mallway company will end three weeks fast to cure stomach trouble He has lost nearly 50 pounds now weighs over 110 pounds Yancey claims his vitality is returning and that he never felt better in life For 21 days he lived on only water He consulted many doctors and sought relief from fasting belief He weighed 1 pounde when he started and lost 20 pounds first week He plans to eat his next meal Friday but will abstain from all food for now He will live on vegetation and water He resides at 1440 Main Street born in Virginia
A bizarre local notice from Winsted describes a man named Claude Berne from the dye house who claims the first human incubator distinction. The report recounts a Sunday incident at Highland Lake involving a crow and the discovery of a dead fledgling, ending with unclear conclusions about foster care.
A Senate military affairs subcommittee failed to agree on reinstating West Point cadets William Romell Jr Harry Weaver Chauncey Devore convicted of hazing. The issue now goes to the full committee as War Secretary Dickinson and Superintendent Geitt oppose reinstatement citing penalties and discipline concerns.
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