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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1912

Page

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Memorial Day Honors Civil War Veterans in Honolulu

Solemn Memorial Day tribute in Honolulu honors Civil War veterans buried at Nuunau cemetery. A long procession from executive grounds to the cemetery, wreaths and flowers, and a Grand Army of the Republic ceremony with roll call, address, and National Anthem. Vast crowd, shop closures, and a sunlit, reverent atmosphere mark the observance.

Arma Niwaan Grand Army of the Republic Doa Howe Ail Alt George W. de Long Post Nuuianu Kone Honolulu Haveall Nudann Iestial Qumbu Honolul America Ttn Thorg Ewertad Marel Noumtin Pacific Ocean Pearl Harbors Water Crane Tia Tine Red Man Wea M Macomb A Department of Hawaii Tou Peed Turritl George W. de Long Gail Whch Turrill Jim Helen Adele Wieke Lincoln Nuwanu Cemetery

Civic Union Committee 15 Organized and Begins Work

A civic union committee of 15 members convened yesterday afternoon to investigate the conduct and amalgamation of local public bodies. chaired by Tenney Peck with Walter F Dillingham as secretary and Jo I Galt as treasurer, the group plans a formal report in coming weeks to outline possible options and a unified formation approach.

Civic Union Committee Dil Wheham & Co Wits Boa Horth Tenney Peck Walter F Hinghow KE Paxton Jo I Galt Walter Dillingham Phabynun Wali

Wright Dies in Dayton as Aviation Pioneers Remembered

Wilbur Wright, famed aviator and aeroplane inventor, died at 3:18 AM in Dayton after a typhoid illness of over a week. The piece notes his North Carolina work on a glider and his prominent place among aviation pioneers with many honors received for his contributions.

Sovelatia Proms Dayton Wilbur Wright Wright North Carolina

The Roll of the Dead

A fragment listing names and military units such as J. Austin 8th NY VOM Ashford Sint NY, Major J Dodd CH Eldeidge 120 Mibes, HL Fox Wh NY, J McCabe ard it T Nelson 12ted NY, Obie G C William Cat W C Wilder Wileat and others, memorial notes noting fallen service members and their affiliations.

J. Austin N.Y Vom Ashford Sint N.Y Armald Poun Adler Cal L. Nuckland G. Lybubcock Mats Cary MM. T. Campbell Us Navy J.B. Dickxon Senet J. Dodd C H. Eldeidge HL Fox N.Y Navy Burpley J. McCabe T. Nelson Ramey Jte Tague Tilden Maneome G. C. William W.C. Wilder Wileat Jon. Wright Willams Tatmsa Juiat Ghia M. Chuean Surgu Set Ohba S._K. Mekowtun Bonu

Meeting Notice From Tivall Mrs Motien Pole

A fragmentary note indicates a local meeting at a Tivall location. The text references a pole event and mentions a chairperson and attendees, but details such as time and full agenda are unclear due to damaged OCR.

Hawaii's Lesson In The Day On Military Civic Duty

The passage argues for American education to foster patriotism and self reliance in Hawaii. It urges training disciplined, loyal men and a strong home defense with civilian support, tying national unity to effective local governance and readiness. The tone reflects wartime civic military instruction and calls for shaped civilian military cooperation.

Pacific Americas Allen Huwall McClellan Ongantaen

Taft and Roosevelt Speakers at Memorial Day Observances

Taft spoke at Arlington National Cemetery urging Republican governance and upholding public institutions. Roosevelt addressed Gettysburg on May 30 urging Americans to confront evils with a steadfast spirit and resolve.

Gettysburg Anel Roosevelt America

Burglary Reports Denied in Puho-Kinawtreet District

Police reject private reports of a burglary epidemic in Puho Kinau street area. Acting Chief Kellett says claims of intruders targeting homes near Thomas Square, Alas Kal and Kita streets, and Alewa Heights are untrue. No confirmed break ins reported.

Puhou-Kinawtreet Oliver Bergan Thomas Square Detwotiven

Robbery report at Aala Park and convention ticket demand

May 30 reports from Chicago and Washington describe a robbery at Aala Park as Luci Borofeo was beaten and robbed of his money by three men, later detained for investigation. Taft leaders poll delegates for the Republican national convention and back Elihu Root for chairman amid huge ticket demand.

Laperutieten Cyhter Washington, D.C Taft Elihu Root Aula Park Luci Borofosmo Bor Rofusaie Furtley Sheritr Nowe

Auto Fiends Set World's Record At Indianapolis May 20

In Indianapolis on May 20 Jon Dawson won the 500 mile race at the Speedway in a National car. His time was 8 hours 21 minutes 6 seconds, setting a world record for displacement. Dawson averaged 78.72 mph with Fiat Mercer Stutz White Lozier among finishers. Trivial Rett Cable notes the National trophy was won by a Knox car on May 30.

J Avanciate Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis Speedway Jon Dawson Dawson Fiat Mercer Stutz White Lozier Trivial Rett Knox

Aviator Loses Control in Memorial Day Exhibit

Seattle May 20 Aviator Turpin failed to keep control during a Memorial Day exhibition sending his aircraft into the grandstand. Twenty people injured including six women. one person fatally harmed.

Seattle Wash Turpin

Clark Leads in Arizona Presidential Primary Vote

Champ Clark led the Arizona presidential primary with about ninety percent of the 6000 votes cast on May 30 in Phoenix, while Wilson captured only a few hundred votes.

Phoenix Ariz Champ Clark Wilson

City’s Largest Stock in Granite and Marble Revealed

The city displays its largest stock in granite and marble, highlighting extensive materials favored for construction and sculpture. Local suppliers note broad varieties and high availability, with steady demand across builders and artisans throughout the region.

Senate approves pension bill after House passage

The Senate has passed the pension bill, already approved by the House, authorizing $16,450,000. The measure moves to the president for signature as part of a broader social welfare package.

Senate Washington DD. C House

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