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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
5
The readable fragments show a chaotic mix of political names and slogans with references to senators and civic action. Mentions include Ford, Hunter, and a water issue rally urging registration along with a public concern about civilization and reform. The text is garbled and lacks a cohesive news event.
A garbled report discusses the community and a pundit at a commission and federation motor. It mentions predated rebuke and an effort to discredit the Tava Maud communications and the headline is unclear.
Local officials discuss exhibit strategy as they ponder San Diego and Los Angeles arrangements. Talks reference water works funding, rail shipping routes, and a proposed winter display in a city park. Officials consider partnerships with banks and theater groups to support funding and programming.
In a county road and Kowal vicar plea for support, tension rises over front line needs as the Oahu Law Fund Commission plans a pole toy. General Macon warns of mobilization amid county strains while Praction marches toward a probable emergency.
A Civic Federation executive criticized the committee on parks streets and public welfare for delaying a report on investigations. The exchange highlighted tensions as members argued for timely information and questioned the council's handling of the inquiry.
Fragmented chatter reveals household tensions over manners and marriage. A farmer narrator questions dietary order and wedding plans while family members discuss appetites, loyalty, and potential suitors in a strained domestic exchange.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mr Weed challenging teams from Portland Seattle Vancouver and Victoria with efforts tied to publicity work. The text references New York and Manhattan and hints at Coast activity but lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
Local activists announce a two month Missionary Movement convention commencing Monday October 2 with a central organizing committee listing Major A M Davies and other church leaders. The program includes a morning opening, a keynote by Major A M Davies, and delegations from multiple Protestant churches as plans outline committee roles and publicizing duties. The notice also reports on an unrelated civil case where Rosie Sorrenton’s case was sent back from San Francisco due to missing service and failure to locate the defendant.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM IL JOHNSON and Mrs Johnson with three children arrived on the Sherman Hiemorn LIBUT. COL THONSON of the Pith Cavalry reached the United States aboard Sheeman from the Coast. MAJOR GEORGE WLAKELEY, acting Inspector General, traveled aboard the transport Sherian and will stay for a tetanodde. CAPTAIN C DERMS of the First Field Artillery docked on the Bherwan with Mrs Dedms and two children.
A fragment notes Menry Houvange, described as a French Neto rian and member of the French Academy. It states Aled In Pele as the place of birth in veer wording.
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