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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
9
The Noiseless Typewriter Company advertises a newly developed model claimed to deliver superior efficiency and durability without learning curve. A representative states the machine operates with standard key layout and fully adjustable features, backed by investors and technical experts.
The fragment outlines continued coverage of work for sailors, detailing sessions, speakers, and schedule notes. It mentions attendance by figures referred to as Kobdlita and others, with emphasis on upcoming events and planning, and hints at a program moving toward a theatre-like presentation.
A local charity drive distributed 34 dinners to families in need, pairing meals with advocacy for community support. The event highlighted ongoing efforts by volunteers to assist residents facing food insecurity and supported broader fundraising for additional outreach programs.
A fragmented report discusses whether the Territory should grant free trial transcripts as in circuit courts. It notes the Supreme Court ruling and mentions a court reporter, the attorney general, and a tre in the case before higher courts. The text reflects debate over transcription costs and territorial rights.
Reports detail expedited work on ships destined for Honolulu routes, including the Sonoma and Ventura. Crews overhaul wharves and engines at the Deane shipyard while preparations in New Zealand and Australia aim for mid April readiness. Honolulu expected to benefit from recommissioning and increased frequent service between San Francisco and Honolulu.
Former theatrical man and aviation promoter Scully returned from San Francisco aboard the Sierra Morning News reports he sues the Stewart Hotel Company of San Francisco and Robinson for 30000 dollars. The suit follows Scully’s Portland arrest on a dishonored check charge linked to a prior payday story. Local commentary notes earlier publicity and delays in payment, with a hint of exaggeration surrounding his troubles.
A court ruling discusses the contract between Mollie K Hustace and a contractor for a building project. It held that a material man cannot claim damages from the owner for materials supplied if the contract excludes such liability and the owner bears no knowledge of the bond. The decision hinges on a provision in the contract and notes that the material man’s remedy lies with the contractor, not the owner.
A rough clipping sample describes a shipboard paper produced for the Pacific fleet. It notes the paper’s four year publication history and editorship by Chief Electrician Wo Th Metond, highlighting praised feats and the shipboard newsroom.
Britain's big new dreadnought, the King George V, was launched January 16 and will join sister ships Centurion Ajax and Additions to form a homogeneous eight-ship squadron by January 1913. Displacement about 24 000 tons, length 655 feet, beam 90 feet, speed 21 knots, armed with 12 inch guns and heavy secondary armament, centered turrets, armored belt, and a new pattern of forward and aft magazines.
A garbled report discusses a city panel and committee wranglings led by Prank A. Thorne and T Beck with the Governor. It laments burdens of taxation and girtage, questions funding for mosquito campaigns, and hints at ongoing efforts to curb spending while referencing local figures and childish debates.
A garbled report notes a morning meeting discussing funds for garbage collection and territorial money. The visible text references a decision arrived at today and a street level dispute over payment methods and allocation.
San Diego reports two submarines Grampuit and Pike conducted a 48 hour endurance test submerged most of the time. Torpedo practice occurred while underwater, marking a feat previously unseen in such trials. Crews slept minimally, rotating watches, as officers marked the exceptional performance of the vessels under sea.
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