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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1911
Page
10
A long dispatch describes easing labor tensions on Hawaiian plantations. It notes planters’ wage offers, strikes’ impact on costs, and temporary shifts in labor, including white, Hawaiian, and Asian workers, while detailing the broader economic and immigration considerations shaping sugar production.
Fragmented OCR text references a camp or band with confusing phrases about a person named Herger and a four week period. The passage mentions a specific but garbled timeframe and unclear actions. No clear event or outcome is discernible beyond the fragmented description of people and activities.
A fragmented report notes school bill 15 passage amid related items on health, transit, and local government actions. It lists votes and references Hawi and Arbon places, with scattered names and terms, indicating ongoing legislative activity and regional concerns.
The report details initial actions of the grand jury as it opens sessions in the state investigations. Multiple officials and described jurisdictions are listed, along with referenced duties and procedural steps. The text outlines the jury’s early activities and the expected scope of inquiry.
A long report outlines how Hawaii shipments and sugar transit may shift with the completion of the Panama Canal. It notes potential reductions in travel time to continental ports, the role of the American-Hawaiian Steamship Company, and estimates cargo volumes and costs under the new route.
An wartime notice calls for more fighters while detailing mobilization, recruitment efforts, and community actions. The piece references various groups, locations, and timelines, highlighting national defense needs and local participation. It notes government and military coordination, training activities, and the push to strengthen forces amid ongoing conflict.
A Honolulu Bulletin article notes a woman customer recovering a gold watch after a lost ad ran once, and the next day a three-time classified ad helped an owner reclaim a diamond ring. The piece argues Bulletin advertising proves its efficiency and broad circulation, with proof in service rendered and advertisers’ results.
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