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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
10
In a tavern an incident occurred involving wine and a nearby electric wind event. Neighbors reported the disruption and authorities began a preliminary inquiry to determine the cause and any potential safety concerns.
The latest sugar quotation announced on Wednesday May 29 stands at 3.98 cents per pound, equivalent to 79.60 dollars per ton, reflecting market pricing information from the Honolulu stock exchange.
Dr Mottsmith today announced a full sympathy with Clean-Up Day efforts amid concerns over city filth and cholera risk. The campaign highlighted sanitation gains since 1911, urging residents to clean properties, cooperate with officials, and support ongoing public health work to restore civic pride and prevent disease.
Readers hear speculation about volcanoes preparing for an exhibit with mentions of recent temblors and seismic activity. The piece notes Earth’s shifting plates, modest quakes in various regions, and a plan to showcase geological phenomena at an upcoming event. Authorities and scientists emphasize careful monitoring as preparations proceed.
Territorial Treasurer Conkline faces a challenge over a tax case involving a mineral ownership and scrutiny of the tax law. The article notes the Treasurer’s stance against the law’s aviation or equity requirements and hints at a legislative push to repeal the statute. The piece centers on contested taxation and potential political actions.
A damaged snippet discusses a Hawaii themed work for a Benjamin or Mine author, noting a large scale exhibit tied to American interests. It references a major ship line and a world issue, with details about a costly grant and a large vessel, hinting at a transoceanic display project and its educational aims.
Sealed tenders will be received by the Board of Harbor Commissioners for Harbor Public Works projects including turnshin the Fall and Frnes river muui piannt. Tenders opened Wednesday June 12 for work at Ne Quorn eviet Gulla whark. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Harbor Commissioners Honolulu May 20 1913.
Fragmentary business notice from Honolulu dated May mentions a person or firm name and vague terms about a payment or inquiry. The legible portion references JUN BEATTOR and Jo Meretuniy Ave, with no clear actions or deadlines. Further readable details are absent in the text.
A terse classified notice offers leading hat cleaning, Porto delivery, and quick turnaround. It promises high quality service with guaranteed work, mentioning specialization and special rates.
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