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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1911
Page
9
A fragmentary note mentions dirt and jam on a bag’s face and the Englishman’s breakfast table. Reference to Hivers and dis ciosed toan paper appears, with names like Gan beo-Rev and Frank Crane in the garbled text. The passage lacks clear events or context.
A critical editorial argues for federal help to combat Honolulu cholera, condemning local indecision and urging active public work. It calls for cooperation with the Territorial Board of Health and Sanitary Commission, volunteer involvement, and transparent inspection to control the outbreak.
A fragmentary editorial discusses practical steps by Hawaii’s Territorial Legislature toward development "along traditions American natives" and references Pairehitd resolution and possible actions by Congress. It warns against loss or frittering away valuable tables of land and urges conservation of heritage and resources.
A jumbled account discusses opposition to an alleged public land policy tied to Hawaii planters and Newlands reform. It critiques public land use and education aims, accusing policy supporters of masking motives and harming property rights. The fragment cites Witt Clee and mentions education as a current driver in a U S Territory lacking a public land policy.
The article discusses tensions between private landholders and public education aims, stressing the need for funded schooling, and critiques on land distributions. It references state actions, appropriations, and proposed allocations for universities and normal schools as part of a broader national development argument.
Fragmented OCR depicts a boundary dispute and public health quar antine mention. It references Hawaii, Texas, water rights, shipments, and territorial actions. Names and places are unclear. the piece seems to describe authorities, demonstrations, and population movements related to quarantine and governance.
Fragmentary text shows references to immigrants and officials, with names like Stanislas Barkiogasive and Wels, amid unclear context. The article hints at a delay or effort to bring immigrants back, mentioning institutions and individuals but lacking complete sentences to clarify actions or outcomes.
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