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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1911
Page
7
The text argues for directing sugar profits to local development in Honolulu, urging residents to invest in home hardware and public projects. It laments street construction delays, advocates free garbage collection, and questions political influence in road contracts. It mentions Taft and broader governance issues affecting the territory.
In Honolulu, authorities issued notice about the postponement of a departure involving Feet and a Washington service. Details remain unclear as the public awaits official updates and timing.
The Evening Valletin reports a dramatic demonstration showing that without the right ballot outcomes, people face danger. President Tutt allegedly issued orders for a Pacific Pivot aimed at Honolulu, with September 16 cited. The plan includes delaying actions to give an enemy fourteen days to maneuver in a time of crisis.
City leaders discuss harbor regulations to balance wharf use, ship traffic, and costs. They warn improper rates could deter trade while fair charges attract business and protect Hawaii’s port interests. Observers urge low landing costs and high handling standards to boost Honolulu’s welfare.
Dr McCormack plans four public lectures on sanitation and welfare in Honolulu, framed as plain talk from a seasoned observer. The talk at the Opera House aims to inform residents, urging broad attendance to address community challenges through cooperation and practical steps.
A garbled possible scene shows a New York lieutenant reflecting on Texas and Mexico amid smoke and gloom. Jurors are addressed about a prisoner and faith in thieves, suggesting a courtroom atmosphere from a distant era.
Fragmented remarks argue that arbitration treaties threaten the Monroe doctrine and U S sovereignty. Key figures warn European dominance via tribunals could erode hemispheric leadership, urging Americans to defend the doctrine and resist ceding vital questions to international law.
Hilo, Aug 24 The Mutwon toamer Wilhelmina arriving next week will bring the Tilo Railroad Company its first gasoline motor cars. The car, about forty feet in length, will be tuned for the right grade of the road and serve travel to the Volcano, a route noted as light and not heavy. It will reduce expenses on the line.
An old time ad promotes a constipation remedy claiming to relieve chronic and habitual constipation by toning nerves and bowels. It emphasizes safety for children, neutral effects on glands, and avoidance of purging, urging readers to order locally from The Rexall Store Benson, Smith & Co. Lita.
A long fragmentary legal item reports about a move in labor case proceedings involving numerous attorneys general officers and plaintiffs. It references false imprisonment and related charges, alleging that the complaint may be insufficient or misaligned with procedural requirements. The text notes questions about whether the petition states the necessary facts and whether imprisonment or other remedies are sought.
Pineapple and banana sale notice from Island Fruit Company with Wells Fargo Express Company handling delivery. Order now and rent arrangements provided for crate or large banana bunch selections.
Public notice states that naturalization papers are required for eligible residents born outside the country. It directs applicants to present valid naturalization proofs at the City and County Clerk's office, Kalovokutant, to be legally enrolled on the pages of the great registrar, noting possible trouble and delays.
The article notes delays in processing nationality documents for enrollment on the voter list. Officials cite registration laws requiring delivery to the enrollment officer when enrollment is requested. Over eight hundred names have been entered, with work progressing slowly and concerns that pace may hinder remaining filings.
Marhi da Gloria Coltaetieven accuses her husband of regular drunkenness since a long- standing dispute. The couple wed in Honutilu on January 24, 1902 and had four children. They resided in Honutilin, with years of separation preceding the 1908 San Francisco trip, and the alleged conduct allegedly harmed her health and welfare.
Heavy sales on market with large sums of accurition as buyers and sellers show renewed interest. Orders for various goods include ore, forge blocks, textiles, and fur readouts. specific figures and names appear for several items and firms amid a fluctuating price scene.
The article details stringent cleanliness policies for milk processing, emphasizing absolute purity and thorough purification methods. It notes every ounce of milk is treated to ensure the highest quality standard through a purifying apparatus.
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