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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
6
The text outlines lengthy efforts on Punchbowl land rights under Joshua Troxer with an imminent court session. It mentions examining witnesses, weekly hearings, and a transition plan tied to an estate, Tucker finishing work, and a report to the Land Commissioner Judd for Governor approval.
The Peninsular newsboys from Pacifica took a Thanksgiving outing to Pearl Harbor aboard a special train. They enjoyed a long dinner at Palm Café with waiter Al Choe, then continued activities in the pavilion. The day was clear and without incident as Editor Farrington accompanied the group back to town, leaving Bulletin staff in charge.
A sunken OCR passage lists a Thanksgiving aboard cruisers featuring turkey, prime rib, ham, tongue, oysters, cranberries, giblet gravy, vegetables, breads, fruits, nuts, and coffee. It notes cheerful givers aiding with care aboard while aboard a naval context, highlighting meals and hospitality at sea.
Thanksgiving sermons stressed character formation and gratitude amid communal unity. Clergy from Central Cathedral and St. Andrew's led services with varied hymns and choirs, praising benevolence and heritage, while Governor Frear attended and participated in prayers and benedictions.
Judge Howry G Cooper upheld a health regulation that barred swimming in the harbor during the cholera scare. Lightfoot Jr. faced a conviction for heaving and was sentenced without costs after the hearing on Wednesday afternoon. The defendant plans an appeal to the Supreme Court to seek a final ruling.
C C von Ham returns from a tour through the States and Germany. He mentions future plans to introduce foreign mine facts, visit factories, and present his company at home upon return.
fragmented OCR text details an enlistment drive for the New York YMCA with names and voting mentions. It references bystanders and enrollment dates, noting June timing and office activity.
Discussion on sanitation measures in Honolulu as Dr Rupert.Miene and Governor push for comprehensive city cleanup. Attendees from arms navy and property owners support abolition of wet farming and a drainage plan to reduce disease risk. Sanitary Commission chief George K. Carter outlines epidemics prevention and property tax measures to fund the effort. The governor stresses community cooperation and public good over individual interests.
A letter from de Wo A Redhouse, a member of a noted party, reports a schooner voyage via Palmyra to Hongkong and Manila, noting delays, rough seas, and reflections on leadership. The missive touches on court action, delays in appealing, and a complaint over secrecy. it references recent maritime events and political figures.
The record of five cruisers in port shows the fleet orderly and quiet. Lieutenant Rees is absent from the muster while Midamiipe and Wiktor report no praise for misconduct. The ship crew remains well behaved as patrols continue and no arrests are made.
The Honolulu Consolidated Interests completed a major gas supply contract selling Ste bik Rassers product to the California Natural Gas Company. The deal secures main fuel delivery to Hakarnfeld and wide town areas, ensuring independence from prior on-site gas extraction efforts. The gas will be delivered at company wells and piped by California Natural Gas Company in Los Angeles.
Disjointed notes describe potential actions by Dr Melcy and De regarding Hilton matters, with references to personal discovery and uncertain steps. The fragment mentions a committee hearing and the need for careful handling, while masking details amidst confusion and partial names.
A scattered local update notes a turkey purchase from a metropolitan market and mentions a moral appointment by Chief Justice A M Robertson. It references evening religious exercises, a health return to Helena Kanko and a motion in circuit court about an estate allowance. The piece also lists charitable donations, a Christmas banquet, port shipments, and sailings for various islands and plantations in Hawaii.
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