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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented text from a local newspaper hints at town improvement, business interests, and reform tensions. Mentions assets, new ventures, and citizen concerns as the town weighs its future amid unclear events.
Readable fragments discuss harbor rules and political tensions in Honolulu. Mentions strikers, blame on workers, and debates over port sanitation, defense measures, and national policy. References to Al Wood, Mes Marcin, Southern Pacific, and local officials shaping the harbor future and city’s trade prospects.
Fragmented remarks discuss German war aims and Allied responses. Mentions France possibly sending ships to New Orleans and Japan targeting points near Hoar Harbor and Newport. Critiques Delegate Kuhio and comments on civic leaders, hinting at political tension and sympathy for a declining race.
A court hearing reveals a youth labeled a "wrong'un" by the jurors. Evidence shows strained relations with his father and a request to hide details, while a witness voices doubt about the patron's knowledge of the youth's actions. The jury later weighs verdict and potential consequences.
Fragmentary remarks describe a curtain drop and a scene of abandoned theater. The speaker questions repetition and burping sounds on air. They allude to sympathy as a possible aid to their cause and critique ongoing display of emotion.
A fragmentary passage questions Punahou’s role in aging institutions and the push for Americanization in the Territory. It notes debt to Punaha and wonders if an endowment of two to three hundred thousand dollars could have aided liberal remembrance during prosperous times.
Hawaii debates its plant quarantine stance on fresh Mediterranean fruit and windward produce. Officials warn against blanket bans while noting the potential fly import risk from California and Australia, urging an intelligent, partial approach to protect local growers without stifling demand.
A Tablet writer argues England faces a clash between Roman Catholicism and Unitarian rationalism as young minds leak away. The piece cites insufficient religious instruction for youths and cites the Bishop of London on the practical problem.
A fragmentary analysis discusses tensions between Episcopal and Unitarian groups, noting denominational shifts and criticism of biblical scholarship. It references The Church Standard and 18th century debates on liberal theology, warning of liberalism's spread in England and America and its impact on doctrine and church authority.
A fragmented report notes disapproval from American church publications about the Crapay trials. It mentions Dr. Cox of Chicago making pulpit utterances and a clergy income gap, while a factory incident in Budapest draws a crowd as a man falls from a power plant site.
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