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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
9
In a heated session delegates attacked Fairchild Bill amid debate over land policy and homesteading. Speakers named Governor and various committees as they argued for and against amendments and the bill’s implications for local settlement and communal control.
Washington March report shows Hawaii importing 75000 tons of coal from foreign sources with Australia supplying part and rest from other nations. U.S. shipments also increased during the year 1910, as fuel trade patterns shift amid new policies and global markets.
Clifford H. Livingstone, registrar of Kamehameha schools, was struck by an O R & T train yesterday afternoon and died at Queen's Hospital. Family dispute over cause centers on whether death resulted from nervous shock or wandering near the tracks as the engine approached. Identifications confirmed. Livingstone, born July 23, 1877, Quincy Ohio, had four years with the department and was well known across the Islands.
A high school row spurs parents to defend Principal Compton as investigators question teachers about alleged improprieties. On Tuesday, Miss Compton and staff faced inquiries while classes and hallways saw mixed rumors and cautious protests. By Wednesday police were called but no urgent measures were deemed necessary, with students continuing their day under supervision. The situation echoes broader concerns at the school about discipline and authority.
Firefighters battled a large forest blaze with notable effort and teamwork. The crew from Huron and surrounding towns contained the flames after hours of strenuous work, preventing wider damage and saving equipment and nearby structures.
The Hawaiian band performs at the Karkanke Mission this evening at 7 40. Program includes Jim Pu overture Light Cavalry Intermezzo North Hench Mack Solvation A Runaway Girl and American Abra interlude plus In Copht Amn White Finale Kid New Foot and The Star Spangled Banner.
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