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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
5
A long garbled page fragment discusses sanitation, public health and tuberculosis control. It mentions authors, authorities, and concepts like preventive methods, community habits, and monitoring, with scattered references to health committees and national settlements.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a mayoral appointment in Hewitt and references a president of a board. It mentions an expected appointee and an electoral process. The text includes phrases about pride, tradition, and messages to voters, but lacks precise names, dates, places, or event specifics.
A local plea urges strong community backing for Punahou School with more funding, better equipment, and rewards for teachers. It argues increased donations are needed to meet rising demand and to maintain high standards, calling for the territory to bolster its best educational institutions.
The letter portrays a disrupted bargaining scene with a landlord and merchant. A distressed seller laments a failed deal and a detached household, while a now wary buyer evaluates the ruined connection and looming business retractions.
The document discusses ongoing health problems in Honolulu, urging decisive sanitation action as vital for city progress. It notes Governor requests, departmental contention, and a pending inquiry into health inspections, with inspector Harbin moving from New York to oversee coastal collections.
A garbled note discusses Ferritory and Punahon with hints of present day activity. It mentions buildings, paraphernalia, education money and broader spheres of aviation, but the text is unclear and fragmentary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a candidate for the Board of Health and a Dr Pratt with references to training and humanitarian themes. Details are garbled and unreadable, preventing a clear event, person, or organization identification.
An editorial lament discusses Pratt’s qualifications for health board duties, praising his sanitation expertise gained in major cities and Marine Hospital Service training. It argues for selecting a learned, experienced public health leader to oversee sanitation efforts and protect public welfare.
Authorities at Washington authorize a Navajo unit stationed here to tow a target during artillery practice from September 16 to 20. Over the next months the Navajo will have a lighter route, towing shifts planned to minimize coast battery exposure, with drills starting Tuesday morning and a one month operation period.
David W. Anderson, teller for Hinhey & Co, will leave his bank position to join the Trent Trust Co on August th. He is understood to take a ten neti ai ble office, succeeding Charles Helver as Trent’s representative. Helver leaves for Wakefield Carthwaite & i Ban Franelvon to stay in bond brokerage. The morning page notes Anderson will take an office position with the trust company, with no successor named yet for Helver’s post on Tine Street.
A wanitary commission will meet at four this afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce room Stangenwald bulletin. The commission has data prepared by Superintendent Mintston Campbell for extensive reclamation plats to be issued with sewage and water system matters. Whether to make recommendations to call a special session of the legislature was discussed by Senator AF Judit.
The event, described as memorable, will see Dr Jordan address attendees at the Overn House. Notable organizers include Abe Lewis of Sea League, Marston Campbell of Commercial Club, B O White of Merchants Association, and James Wakeford of Church Clubs, with leaders from Chamber of Commerce and University involved.
Antone Re Freitas was arrested by Harry Holt and committed to the grand jury by Acting Commissioner Chatter five. The charge is bigamy with alleged marriages to Maria Joany Freitas and Georgina Marks around August 28, 1810. He awaits grand jury action.
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