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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1911
Page
5
The act details allotments from time to time collected school taxes for teacher salaries and school operations, specifies monthly and annual salary schedules, and earmarks funds for new buildings and maintenance. It also sets biennial budget periods, lists salaries and expenses, and confirms funding controls and amendments for the school system.
Act 89 amends Section 1 of the 10 percent loan law to authorize the Territory Treasurer, with Governor approval, to issue bonds on demand with interest paid in coin or gold, up to seven million five hundred thousand dollars, and defines standards of weight fineness and payment terms upon approval. Skeptic 2 states the act takes effect upon approval.
Legislative act from 1904 restricts hiring of immigrants for thirty days after arrival, forbids licensed emigrant agents from drawing migrants, requires Board of Immigration to record arrivals, and imposes penalties of fines up to one thousand dollars or six months in jail for violations. The act takes effect on approval date in April 1904.
Fragmented contract text describes work conditions for cannery labor including mandatory Sunday and holiday work, fines for quitting, meals, wages, deductions, and penalties for missing ship sailings. It outlines advance wages, payment upon departure, and responsibilities of foremen and second party workers.
Personalities including Arthur Betts and Belrer are noted for movements from Punnene to Sierra and Count. Bishop and Wood Smuth returned from Mauna Kea. Mao and Mrs Clinker, just from San Braelico, plan store visit. J W Wadman of Motri son arrived from Hi wall Ramrday on the Manna, and HW MacFow vacationed from death in a runaway accident leaving him badly bruised and bedridden for days.
Classified notice lists sale items including a Ryetme Bint Corsate and a Cet 82h barge with Starline branding. Limited readable details present. appears to be an auction or sale listing with vendor notes and vague specifications.
Langford meets English sports crowd in a training camp at Wentworth. The correspondent notes his sharp footwork, power in the ring, and versatile punching, drawing praise from local observers and visiting figures like Eugene Corr and Jimmy Britt.
A chaotic incident on a city street ends with a woman found dead and a man under investigation. Police and deputies conduct a pursuit through a house scene, seizing the area as they search for answers. The case unfolds with witnesses and the deputy sheriff leading the inquiry.
Fragmentary letters reveal Charles A. Bushnell’s death by self-inflicted gunshot at his Spencer Street home. Police report shows messages asking forgiveness and urging family to not worry. The obituary notes his employment with the Metropolitan Meat Company and references to illness and personal turmoil.
A discussion outlines challenges in tracing cholera like outbreaks, naming officials and agencies. It notes difficulty in locating cases, confusion over control measures, and debates on federal or territorial roles in health surveillance and quarantine.
Inmates at the penitentiary held services as transport and jail routines continued. The report notes participation by several named individuals including Mrs A Beenie and Mary Winkelman, with references to a dinner and navigation timing. The voyage details speak to a journey from Ban Fran Hheen to Taet Batley with a May voyage date and general fare.
Fragmentary notes describe a tonic or remedy marketed for eczema to be used with wintergreen liquid compound. Mentions a prescription and patient reports but lacks clear dosing, usage data, or outcomes.
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