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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
7
Fragmented readable phrases reference a German or Allied unit, a note about continuity support and commissions, and scattered names. The text appears to be garbled OCR from a war era page with partial references to a commander and locations, but key details are unclear.
Commissioners debate the Hilo affair amid disciplinary focus at the university pursued by the committee. Investigators weigh authority and public accountability as lines of inquiry expand, with calls for further investigation and scrutiny of actions by officials and university leaders.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses teachers, intervention, and debates about education policy. It mentions names like Hie and HUN, various locations and dates, but readable facts are sparse. The piece appears to critique incompetence and pushes for accountability in schooling and administration.
A Bangor based report details Maine voters defending Prohibition while enforcement flaws spark concern. The piece notes Republican trends and quotes the Kennebec Journal on the era’s heated stance. The article highlights a tense constitutional question and the evolving state mood amid enforcement gaps.
The incoming Bangor mayor Charles W. Mullen announced a pivot toward stricter police oversight under a new justice law amid protests at local hotels and calls for reform. County Attorney Thewipson faces term limits as political debate intensifies over enforcement and municipal governance.
Fragmentary text mentions cities and a “Banger plan” satire. References to City Hall actions and a county, with unclear names and events. Unable to confirm specifics. summary reflects readable elements and probable political satire context.
The court heard the defendant known as Korein volony din the Duke of Drow faced multiple charges. Judge Lymer postponed sentencing until the following day and ordered the warrant extended while the case proceeds in a matter of days.
The governor explains pocket vetoes on measures including reimbursements for Frank Wi Crai g and Henry Ogawa recruiters and back rents on Kaloola Island. He notes unworkable provisions and claims no vetoes on the appropriation bill this year despite earlier gubernatorial practice.
The text discusses a plan to send about four steamers yearly from Europe to Hawaii to encourage immigration. It envisions about 400 passengers per year and notes potential routes from Bur Oawhie and Britain. The board hopes migrants may become citizens and settle near towns, with government officials like Dr. Chirk named as immigration commissioner.
A feature recounts two young women named Miss Litt and Adair who plan to sell newspapers in various cities, describe early struggles, publicity stunts, and eventual commissions. They discuss touring departments and negotiating prices with papers, aiming to prove women can travel and sell widely.
Report from the Coast states Consolidated Oil plans to issue no extra stock as only a few derricks remain to be readied. The stock trades around 1.70, with some shares above 41.00, and analysts predict improvements soon. The Hawaiian Exchange votes to cut brokerage rates to 2.50 per share.
Circuit Judge Robinson ruled that the Mutual Telephone Company lacks the right to lay or maintain underground wires beneath public streets. The decision states authority to run wires over streets does not include permission to place lines below or beneath them, and the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Mr Swanzy concludes an exploratory tour in Hawaii and the Philippines, noting sugar, labor, and refining developments. He reports large iron works on the island, expanding mills, and Japanese sugar interests. He plans further observations of market conditions and signals cautious optimism about future prospects.
The trolley system halted around 1 during an axial breakdown in the powerhouse. Company officials said service would resume in about fifteen to twenty minutes after the outage, with lines expected to move again once repairs were completed.
In this city on Saturday afternoon at the German Evangelical Church Licey BK Hartman to Joseph A Hannon with Rev Felmy officiating.
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