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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented text recounts a chaotic political scene with references to the Hadeans, Wall, and Territory debates. Mentions lawmaking, public works, and opposition figures amid a cloud of garbled names and terms. The piece hints at a legislative confrontation and shifting alliances.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss 19th century Hawaiian monarchy actions on government land and public lands. Mentions jury rights, governance, and taxation or education funding, with references to 1845 era reforms and a push for better administration. Includes obscure phrases about public lands and public works.
A damaged OCR fragment questions pledges to voters and cites a goal of four hundred thousand dollars for belt road construction. It asserts the Republican party aims to maintain reputation for campaign honesty while warning against risking power in the legislature and underlines mistrust in the party.
Lawmakers debate a school age bill amid friction over penalties and parental responsibilities. Officials argue provision supports children’s safety while critics call for clearer guidelines and protections for rural districts.
A garbled excerpt discusses penalties and money costs under old Penal Laws, referencing ownership and payments. It mentions a or two persons and public money rules, with unclear dates or places but implies related duties and consequences.
A noisy legislative day ends with the Senate killing multiple commission bills. Debates touch on taxation, sewer rates, and emergency funding while committees assign several measures for later action guiding state spending and regulation.
Turbulent labor dispute unfolds as Alaska Packers' Association faces wage and recruitment tensions. Chinese workers scarce. Hawaii and Hawaii origin plans discussed. local laborers recruited with extended expenses. A tense stand among workers and employers amid changing labor rules and cross ethnic tensions.
A long critique of The Friend editorial stance on Hawaiian suffrage and voter behavior, weighing arguments that Hawaiians supported or opposed certain measures. The piece cites Harper's Weekly and various observers, noting tensions between democracy and missionary-era influence, with calls to respect native opinion while questioning past political rhetoric. It references voices about civilization, education, and the moral authority guiding Hawaiian votes, ending with a reflection on democracy and responsibility.
A steamer named Dorie, later Avila, bound from San Francisco to Honolulu, ran aground on Finger Rocks near Tung Yung and Nam Kal. Capt Harry Gankroger led attempts to maneuver in fog and strong current. crew and passengers were rescued and remained aboard the vessel.
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