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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a discussion on selling a canate or Cana tale and include vague criticisms of Heise and a boy named Heine. Details are insufficient to identify persons, organizations, or the event.
A fragmented reflection on party unity and Hawaii’s role in a national campaign. The speaker laments internal factionalism and warns that heated rhetoric and rigid declarations threaten the party, the territorial position, and peaceful politics.
A critical call for independent, rigorous study of municipal and territorial administration. The report urges the Chamber of Commerce to extend its inquiry beyond city affairs into Territorial bureaus, arguing that blaming only city and county systems ignores longstanding territorial faults and that a neutral, businesslike audit is needed to improve public governance.
Fragmented OCR fragment describes a heated dispute over property and distribution with references to districts, petitions, and political tensions. It mentions lines about threats and possible manipulation aimed at influencing tenants and residents, with unnamed places and individuals embedded in garbled phrasing.
Deputy Attorney General Arthur G Smith has received a letter from County Attorney Beda of Hilo noting Attorney Cartwright objects to the order for publication in the matter related to the LiLo with described lands. The matter is referred to the Supreme Court, but Smith has not yet made up his mind.
Fragmented gossip notes speak of intertwined relationships and tensions. A landlord vents about repainting a doorstep for a former tenant while a family drama unfolds around marriage, inheritance, and moving out. The piece reads like overheard whispers from a shared home.
Fragmented long report outlines proposed overhaul of territorial administration in Hawaii. It criticizes lack of proper auditing and calls for a centralized treasury, reallocation of public works, and tighter control by a five member Board of Supervisors. It stresses efficiency, accountability, and daily access to city offices, with shifts in department leadership and charter remodelling.
A garbled street level report describes local figures and a county clerk’s actions. The text references Mayen Kern and a foundation, a political stance, and a pending petition or public matter with Thursday and Monday references, plus a note about delays and a tent proposal at Merced.
Hilo firm submits the lowest tender for the health building project at Fite HK Weres and Son, with an estimated cost around 112,000 and completion in 180 days. Other bidders include Lord-Younge Kn Henrie and WH RLU with similar timelines, as the Want Ads note.
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