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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1911
Page
5
The fragmentary text discusses wartime demands, arbitration debates, and public works in a broad political setting. It references Germany Britain America and Hawaii, noting tensions over arbitration treaties, insurance leadership, and public investment. The passage hints at civic duties, economic prospects, and governance challenges amid upheaval.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning terms like Hemeluty and Te Herat and a Coat, with unclear references to a proposal and forward movement. No coherent event, date, or identifiable persons emerge from the readable lines.
A background of alleged improper conduct surrounds Contractor Patterson as reports claim he offered money to withdraw bids on a Mail Terk project. The public interest emphasizes the need for transparent bids in major public works and scrutiny of contractor activities in the territory.
The governor faces a debate over selecting the head of the Board of Health. Dr Pratt is favored for training and experience, though questions remain about executive ability. Critics argue postponing broader appraisal while weighing other potential candidates and the impact on policy work.
Fragmented dialogue appears to capture a disjointed exchange with garbled names and partial phrases. It mentions York Hustand Dut, a potential change of order, an applicant, and a referee-like tone, but the context is unclear and many words are unreadable.
Fragmented prose discusses US Senate debate over treaties with France and the Netherlands, praising arbitration as a path to settle disputes by law. It argues public war fears fade as nations accept legal settlement, predicting war may gradually fade from history as peaceful methods prove effective.
Mixed up incident Monday at Wiebe noon left Pieper injured after a fight with John Slower. Sergeant Korth drove Pieper to hospital where nine stitches were taken. coroner’s jury convened to hear inquest notes.
Fragmentary financial notes show a year comparing receipts and deficits with figures like 7,207.07 dollars and 140,314.18 dollars, mentioning prior years and a list of employees including the postmaster. The legible portion hints at a municipal or organizational accounting record, with inconsistent OCR rendering.
Local Weather Bureau bulletin notes clear morning with humidity around 46 percent. Winds variable to northeast 6 to 14 mph, rainfall in the 24 hours ending noon about 0.09 inches, total wind movement 494 miles.
Deputy Charles Row gathers strong evidence against Albert Toogood in the investigation of a murder connected to the Wayward Wits incident. The case centers on Toogood as a primary suspect based on collected clues.
Witnesses describe a brutal crime scene and a confession trial for Toogood. Shoe marks in dirt match footprints from the suspect, confirming the route taken and the murder motive. Police tie the body, the ragged woman, and the trunk to Toogood beyond doubt. The case heads toward a likely gallows verdict.
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