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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1911
Page
15
A long snippet from a periodical laments political figures in Hawaii, urges streamlined road construction, a new education department leadership, and a public-health board. It mocks opponents, notes upcoming elections, and critiques governance and fiscal planning amid hot weather and national issues.
Delegate Kuble received a petition from Muhuka Federal site supporters showing Congress funds. The document argues the Ave cent Site Shifters value and questions territorial license that would turn Hilo waterfront to a railroad. Civic center advocates urge respecting city beauty while balancing industry and public needs.
The piece notes Dr. Wiley's stance against public smoking and the need for a pure atmosphere. It argues public comfort and education are key, while conceding individuals may smoke at home or in the woods. It criticizes low quality cigars and urges clearer opinion on tobacco harms.
A teacher reads aloud and asks for the meaning of unaware. A shy student offers a definition claiming it describes removing the last thing before putting on one’s bite after a light bite. The lawyer questions the student, who says he heard it twice as he turned and then again as he odd.
Island Fruit Company engages Wells to purge Exprias Company as part of a corporate dispute. The action centers on supplier contracts and potential breach claims, with both parties pursuing remedies through settlement talks and potential legal proceedings.
A verbose editorial critiques public smoking and the motives of Dr. Wiley, pondering street smoking as a habit and its social acceptability. It cites a New York schoolteacher promoting peace and recalls conflicts over municipal governance while questioning reforms in Des Moines.
Fragmentary text discusses the rise of a commission based government model, suggesting that once formed the commission would govern with less direct involvement from individuals and a broader public administration, though the passage is unclear and garbled.
A long discussion argues for boosting the U S merchant marine through the Panama Canal. Secretary Nagle urges action to restore flag vessels and fair competition, citing policy shifts, rate controls, and the need to finish canal construction to stimulate private shipbuilding and trade. References to Eugene Chamberlain and national sentiment follow.
The Hawail County Supervisors discuss a private sale connected to the Heard of Health and a public auction. A report copy is sent to the Superintendent of Public Works and to the county treasurer, with names appearing in the committee notes of Hop Arckley and colleagues.
Ange Sherity Clem ent Crowell operational in Wis wrelval reports two Koreans arrested near Bij bullat Tuvaliy Morning on suspicion of involvement in a cross border case. Authorities pursue further leads as investigations continue.
A garbled report describes a robbery linked to a guard named Phintalion and an open gate found with a detective-like key. It notes a large gold stash, suspicions about suspects in a plantation area, and mentions authorities pursuing leads. The text wanders through names, places, and unclear events with little coherent detail.
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