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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1912
Page
7
At the We meeting tense discussions arise over the pontoon project near the Manta Layout wharves. Stakeholders argue the division should demand only the gist, while others push for broader protections and clear venue terms amid a disputed sinking claim involving Dylon Shartes and Belont.
In New York a court in Brooklyn fined Nellie Bly My sil Wee for contempt after hearing a prolonged exchange with Amiatee Hough. The judge cited repeated refusals to answer questions concerning a bankrupt trustee and a related education department inquiry. The judge postponed further action to the next meeting.
Bishop Brent discusses an opium conference, condemning export policies and abolition debates. He cites China and Philippines policy tensions, urging government action to curb opium trade and its effects on society, with context from a wartime era debate.
The Women’s Society concluded its session with a focus on native welfare and mismanagement concerns. Speakers discussed theater and community events, urging moderation in public charity and support for local theaters and cultural activities.
A long, OCR damaged article outlines territorial and governmental actions in Hawaii. It mentions revenue and tax topics, labor notes, and public work projects, with multiple proper nouns and place names scattered throughout.
An obituary item notes the death of Bishop Honda in Japan after a long illness. The report references his service history, family mourners, and a farewell message from supporters. Readers are reminded of his church roles and the impact of his ministry.
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