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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
5
Disjointed remarks discuss U S wartime strategy and public opinion. Mentions Pearl Harbor era concerns, Congress, tariffs, and mining profits vs national interest. Frames debate on leadership, policy moves, and financial stakes without clear events or outcomes.
A garbled note mentions an official from Commerce and a town figure named Morgan. The text references a ceremony, a fontiny cattiimendal, and various jumbled names. The overall sense is a disrupted public record with unclear details and no coherent event outcome.
A fragmented report discusses candidates for the presidency of the State Board of Health. It notes petitions, criticisms of leadership, and calls for a new head amid political maneuvering and public pressure.
Fragmented text shows military command details with names like Lieutenant Frank Metorminen and references to ships and officers. The garbled OCR suggests a continuation of a warship deployment report with scattered proper nouns and titles.
The readable portions read like jumbled lines with stray phrases and garbled words. It hints at a chaotic draft or OCR error with no clear event or persons to anchor a news summary. No coherent story or identifiable entities are present.
The newly organized Home Insurance Company reports strong early business under Manager Zeno K Myers. Mr Moore cites encouraging start and local support as residents back a home company with policies expanding beyond city limits to attract agents from other firms. If growth continues, the firm could become one of the busiest in the territory.
Tenders will be called and contracts let as soon as pipes arrive from the coast. The superintendent Mabie Wark Marston Campbell outlines a comprehensive plan to carry on the work, break ground, and lay earthenware pipes to avoid disputes over responsibility for breaks. Work will be pushed now that funds are available and pipes can be obtained by contractors.
A fragmented OCR notice mentions Bland Fruit Company and a crate sale, with stray references to Well Fargo Exprow Company and Banani. The readable parts suggest a commodity offer or order instruction, but details are unclear and multiple improper nouns appear.
In foreign ports notes list arrivals and departures including Balina Cruz Salled Aug 15 from San Dien and Sir Frances Napoopo arriving Aug 9 from Port Guimbie. The Morne from San Francisco with 101 cabin and 1 steerage, Comacan and others expected. Zoslandia to Sydney, Henotatin case details in a demurrer action against G Le Samson.
Disjointed report notes Rubber Company output and naval shipping moves, with references to Waterhouse Company and New York. Mentions rubber planting in Sumatra and plans for large-scale production, pricing per pound, and potential market effects on November 5.
The article reports continued pressure on Dr J B Pratt to address salary concerns within the board of health. Officials discuss potential pay adjustments, referencing Republican connections and inspector reports. The governor’s stance remains unclear, with debate over who should justify any salary increase and what actions the relevant committees might take.
The Governor will consider the protest lodged by the Hietotes against granting permission for the Hilo railroad to run on Front Street. Officials indicated no definite action was taken yet and the matter has dragged for a month without progress. In court, Judge Charles P. Clemons heard the case as evidence on the steamer and tug work continued.
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