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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
15
The passage asserts that people rush to improve or increase wealth and pleasures, misusing what they already possess. It warns that in pursuing future gains, they neglect the value of present contentment and the sensible use of current resources.
An article contrasts Hawaii's school funding with San Diego and other California cities, noting San Diego voters approved 200,000 in bonds for a polytechnic high school and San Diego's schools appear well funded. It argues Hawaii should keep liberal in paying teachers and building schools given its $150,000,000 territorial assessment.
A list of officers and candidates for ranks in the infantry unit is presented, naming personnel such as lieutenant contenders and several senior officers. The roster includes W. Winterhinn, Clopton Jr., Mockery, Morricon, Rods, Stewart, Meederle, and Parker among others, with notes on promotions and expected duties.
Unclear OCR text records a series of names and ranks including a lieutenant and colonel linked to a maritime or military theater incident. The fragment mentions Watts, Neckar, Aubey, Saniel Se Woof Pert, Hywel, Major A Campbell, and a reference to May 3 with a note about a statement at the Taetrtet of Hassall, but details are garbled.
Draft proposal outlines that the city or county may finance street improvements while costs for benefited properties are assessed. A regulation would shift normal improvement costs away from general funds toward benefited property owners, with possible shared costs for segments at street intersections.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a broad coalition of 18 progressive Unitarian churches in England urging a new faith movement. It cites figures like Burne and Strong, mentions Boston pastors, and condemns orthodox preaching while praising a “New Religion” proposed by various scholars and church leaders. The item notes a gathering at a polellona ToreHONt and references a national volunteer effort.
The readable portion appears to be a garbled OCR fragment mentioning wine beer cork and various stray words. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual summary.
Trading ends mixed with some gains across sectors. Hawaiian and marine stocks show activity while others remain flat with several turning lower as markets wrap the week.
The text shows garbled OCR with mixed words from multiple languages and stray capitalized phrases. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable persons. No verifiable facts or names emerge to form a concise news item.
President Kilot quotes reveal a religious controversy over the adoption of a revised prayer book. The text mentions a push for the Common Prayer approval amid doctrinal tensions within the Epharnit faith and Anglican fellowship, highlighting key figures and debate at Cranatertodyee.
A proposed water supply upgrade for the fort at Eliens Head moves forward as bids are opened. The project contemplates a reinforced intake and distribution system with an estimated cost of 47,000. A total of several bidders are noted, with details limited by the report.
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