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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1911
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes report on local labor actions, road material issues, and various governmental mentions. Names, places, and dates are garbled, but reference to labor meetings, hotel work, patent fights, and a death penalty petition appear amid scattered town affairs on Big Island Sands.
Women with any form of illness are invited to write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women and kept confidential. She claims vast experience and offers free advice and a 80 page text book, sending on request with a coupon.
In a dated notice from Henson Smith Co and Chambera Drug Co the document references an auction or sale action involving wholesale equipment. It lists several firms and suppliers, signaling a formal liquidation or transfer of goods under a scheduled proceeding.
A historical census discussion projects Hawaii's population shifts as whites decline in proportion while Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese and native Hawaiians shape future demographics. Observers foresee Chinese and native Hawaiians blending, with Americans leading industry and transport, and native knowledge guiding cultural changes.
An audience heard W H Olson describe the recent missionary exposition in Boston. Highlights included four hundred thousand paid admissions over four weeks and President Taft opening the exposition with a telegram to the chairman. Participants from Turkey to Japan shared missionary stories, with attendees from multiple denominations forming a friendly, interchurch spirit.
A fragmentary note cites Bulletin staff readers and editors, referencing the editorial page and tone. It signals internal discussion about duties and standards without detailing specific actions or names. The readable bits imply newsroom governance and editorial expectations.
Washington July 29 Mrs Ray Langdon Vaughan widow of Judge J H Vaughan of San Francisco died in obscurity while at the Eastern Star Mansion Home in Washington D C She became known as the originator of Decoration Day which Congress later established as a national holiday She wrote The appeal to the daughters of the Southland urging April 26 1885 to be observed as a day to decorate Confederate graves with flowers The movement sparked nationwide interest and led to May 30 being set aside as Decoration Day two years after her death.
City supervisor notes many streets in poor condition from Fort Street to Vineyard, calling for asphalt and sidewalk improvements. He cites lack of crosswalks, missing water mains, and dangerous intersections, urging work on Punchbowl, Miller, Vineyard, and Ewa sides to reduce hazards.
The land board heard Pioneer Mill Company apply for 1500 acres near Lahaina and a renewal of 4500 acres at Honolulu, with rent set at 160 per year plus terms up to a ground adjournment. A government land report is requested. The matter touches plans to exchange lands adjacent to Latour Inn and involves W. A. Kinney and Hawaii Rise figures. The board deferred final action pending a report and further legislative input.
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