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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1911
Page
5
A garbled OCR passage surveys political figures and election issues, mentioning names like Hawaii and Montand, debates over delegates and party rules, and concerns about integrity and poster quality. It portrays a chaotic view of election tensions and public reactions with scattered references to committees and candidates.
In a garbled report, the article touches on labor unrest and political division as workers face hunger and protests. It references President or official remarks, calls for wage changes, and rising tensions ahead of elections, with uncertain names and events.
A fragmented report discusses widespread mosquito activity and possible spread patterns in several town areas. Inspectors note certain sections remain calm while others show heavy presence, urging investigation into environmental factors and weather conditions to anticipate future surges and plan control efforts.
An army notice describes Capt. R. S. Pratt assigned to Schofield Barracks, with details of unit transfers and command shifts. The fragmentary text notes Pratt taking a company command in the city and mentions a separate personal incident involving a young woman, but the exact details are unclear.
A fragment shows two speakers arguing about seating and a misunderstanding over payment for train goods. One character insists the other told him to do something, leading to accusations and a rough exchange amid a tense clash over responsibility and conduct.
In a morning court session a Russian woman received two months imprisonment after pleading guilty to a liquor related charge. Tears filled her eyes as the sentence was announced while fellow defendants and officers watched, with the inspector expressing sympathy for the case.
Chief Detectives Mettmdie identifies L H Reed as alleged purse thief amid a theater advertising forgery claim. Min O Malley reports Reed refused return of a silver purse promised by Reed under alleged ad deal. McDuffie says Reed would not surrender the purse and Teal may be sought for questioning this afternoon.
The old Commercial hotel site at Nunawa and Bereranta street sold for 9000 dollars on Saturday after a lively bidding. Charles M. Cooke Ltd purchased the 8168 square foot area, with a mortgage of 2061.08 dollars. The sale was ordered by Jake W. J. Robinson. Ruth Richardson Guard was the complainant. respondents included George W. Macfarlane and others. W. M. Harrison, appointed by the Judge, conducted the sale.
Chairman George Ko Carter notes wait for governor to appoint a president of the Board of Health before further talks. Commissioners hold minutes and plan to use the information for recommendations once the leadership is announced.
Readable fragments indicate a business connection or notice involving 4Sland Fruit Company and Wells Fargo Express Company. Details on purpose, dates, and actions are unclear. placeholder mentions suggest a transaction or shipping arrangement between the two firms.
A fragmented report shows a will probate proceeding where the husband is to contest the will and be left out of inheritance. Names appear garbled with several persons and places unreadable, but the core action is a challenge to the will by the husband and others.
Residents of Honelal protest the litter and clutter along the Capitol grounds. They condemn wheelbarrows and homely items dumped in the area, arguing the unsightly clutter mars the beauty of nature and deters travelers from enjoying the grounds.
In Circuit Court Lorrin Andrews Kwong Kut Chong and others sue the city over flood damages from recent storms. They allege force, arm use and illegal closures of their shops, seeking redress for losses reported at $4602.20 to $4105.10. The floods submerged Rema town and the river gunboat Omatepe aided the disaster response.
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