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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address theme appears in a tented setting with garbled words. It mentions liberty dedication nation and unfinished work. The passage reflects the famous pledge that government of the people by the people for the people shall not perish.
A large procession honors Spanish War Veterans and Grand Army of the Republic members. Notable figures include Acting Governor Mott Smith, Mayor Farrington, and various military units from Hawaii and the coast, marching from King to Vineyard and on to the cemetery. About 1000 men participate despite drizzle, with no accidents reported.
The Royal Hawaiian Band led a Memorial Day parade as veterans rode in flowered carriages to the cemetery. Drum Major Hayhl Naone led the band while mourners laid wreaths and the Marine Corps and Navy plots received wreaths and inscriptions. Flowers were scattered along executive grounds and at the cemetery memorials.
A war veterans memorial service unfolds with veterans facing headstones and reflecting on the Civil War era memories. The scene includes the National Guard, a readable Abraham Lincoln Gettysburg address recited, and a solemn firing squad as bugles sound the solemn call.
A veterans gathering honors fallen comrades with speeches and prayers at a national monument dedication. The ceremony features church leaders, a parade of veterans from multiple regiments, and reflections on citizenship, liberty, and duty across the nation.
Fragmented OCR text recounts Civil War era events with references to the Army, Richmond, Yorktown, Monitor and Merrimack, and positions around Norfolk. Mentions Grant, Lee, Admiral port actions, and McClellan’s movements. context is unclear due to garbled wording.
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