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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
6
London reports growing concern among Britain France and Germany over the Tangier crisis and a Moroccan settlement. Debates center on evacuation terms and control of African holdings amid mounting pressure for conciliatory moves with Germany’s stance repeated.
Berkeley August 21 large turnout of nearly 400 undergraduates attended a university meeting in Hirwin Gymnasium. The president warned of cuts and cautioned that revenue shortfalls require reduced expenditures, urging students to cooperate while outlining two main causes: constitutional changes and mortgage taxes.
William Hew and Mise Akai Bay Wate wed in Honolulu in a high profile ceremony. The couple, both prominent in local circles, faced public attention after a rushed engagement and dramatic news of a prior cancellation. The ceremony was conducted by Stepen Dent and followed a traditional biblical program.
A garbled report describes a skeeter trap discovery affecting multiple entities and locations. It mentions Hat His home, a thwarted plan, and various oddly transcribed names and actions. The text reads like OCR noise with scattered references to individuals, water, gates, and a slippping booth for sale at Bulletthy.
Local public service room on King street to host rearranged exhibits of Hawaiian bricks and wall states from Mokuiki Industries. Window displays feature Hawaiian tobacco, native industries, and new color lime brick techniques demonstrated by Chester H. Caruichel.
Governor and party members prepare for a Monday hike along the route printed for a planned trip. The secretary Alexander Ford will join the party to accompany them as the schedule details unfold. The group aims to travel down the road and then return, awaiting the next steps and destination.
Chavon P. Lantis oversees hive department duties as a Lions? area authorizes a new Boy Scouts book on the movement. The item, approved by the national committee, outlines how the various Pony items are carried out. Ten cents each. Mr Loamly has copies on hand for those who wish to obtain one.
Fragmented report describes mail handling at a waterfront facility with sacks awaiting processing and confusion over the use of protective steps. The text mentions postal authorities and enforcement actions, with references to a security or regulatory response and officials Willard Viwell and others.
A Manila paper reprints criticism about the Olongapo naval station and U S forces. The piece describes tensions over the water supply, stationing, and potential expansion questions, noting local ambivalence and regional strategic stakes. It cites possible impacts on nearby communities and transportation routes while detailing maneuvers and safety concerns at the naval area.
Portable garbled text outlines a holiday department announcement for Davies Grocery. It mentions a sales event, collectible items, and a planned exhibit at a home or market venue with references to personnel and location, though many words are garbled. The readable entities include Davies Grocery and a potential date or timeframe.
A petition for a commitment hearing for Harry K Thaw, now at the Matteawan hospital, was filed in court with Evelyn Nesbitt demanding details of his income in the county. Judge Davie admitted the petition after a dispute over whether a Pennsylvania court should handle the term. Lawyer Rank urged a reason for the commission but the court would not reveal the persons managing Thaws income. A hearing date will be set after those notified. Rawle notes Thaws income is about 100000 a year with assets and a share of his estate.
A garbled regional dispatch describes a surge of arm breaking as a trend in Hawaii linked to various local happenings. It references a Wake event and a public interest in arm injuries while mentioning names, places, and a sports context with unclear ties to a race or game narrative.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss medicines and a signatory on each box. Mentions a claimant or party named WARIS MEINCINT and DOL Sabet in a disjointed medical context. No clear event, date, or location emerges from the readable text.
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