02 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
1
Washington December 2 The population of the United States has broken all records in the past decade says a preliminary estimate. The total number of people is over 150 million, with a growth rate exceeding thirteen million since 1890. The rise reflects steady increases across states and regions, though the text is garbled in places.
Land acquisition plan seeks about 35 acres in Kaimuki for a new girls industrial school. Superintendent Pope states land will be recommended to the Territory government for a suitable, modern facility. Proposals include a library and adequate grounds, with portions of the property tied to existing leases and improvements planned for the site.
The court session opened with mixed expectations as both sides expressed disappointment while deliberations continued. Mayor Kern and John Tae were present as petition details faltered and a morning verdict on the demurrer was anticipated amid tense, unclear proceedings.
In Paris floodwaters surge through streets and homes as lower quarters bear the brunt. Residents report rising water damage and halted street traffic amid ongoing river overflow. Local officials urge caution and coordinate relief as containment efforts continue.
Fragmented OCR notes report a Cuban sugar shortfall around twenty percent from last year. Mentions iron markets, trade routes, and a Mediterranean view with reference to entities and personnel, though many phrases are garbled.
Fragmentary report notes tension between Texas authorities and Mexican elements near El Paso. Mentions deportation efforts and perceived security measures along the border, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
A scrambled report notes California's growth surpassing 60 percent with figures around 277,008 and 041,008 cited amid unclear local references. It mentions Verduienot and Durean among possible names while offering little coherent context.
In London and across the realm readers report that elections for the House of Commons proceeded with officials announcing polling results and party standings. Citizens cast ballots as schedules concluded with declarations of seats won and shifts in representation.
A steamer named Alain or similar wrecks in Paget Sound during a voyage between Alaska and the Aleutians. The craft ran aground or foundered in rough seas near Paget Bound, causing concerns for the crew and passengers. Rescue efforts are underway as authorities investigate the incident and assess damage.
Governor Enel Fass faces a political clash amid a campaign against a figure labeled conspirator. The disputed push includes references to Payne Aldetet legislation and opposition from Senator Lodge. The piece notes intrigue and timing as readers await decisive political moves through March.
A garbled OCR style report notes a late evening event at a plant involving Wittlee Ineo and Dieled between Kabukitation and Ofehh ME Japan. The piece mentions Kaley and a dhonnd t wirtleae telegraphy hoe Laer mnoete AL 1Rht Foran and various named entities in a dense, unreadable collage.
Waldr on returns from Orient to attend chamber of commerce activities. The report notes his reception, meeting with local figures, and remarks on business prospects. Names and places are partially garbled but indicate a formal visit by an official tied to commerce interests.
A lengthy notice outlines planned government construction near Azalea Cantor by Quadermasion Kinnoral Atedt. It warns contractors may be excluded if labor demands are not met, citing protests over remetructiog quarters and freight costs. The piece questions who will oversee bids and critiques impacts on local workers and transportation.
Government 10 condemns land on Kalakaua Avenue for Fort De Russy development. The determination centers on the tract fronting Troutner and Kalakaua, extending to an adjacent street, with compensation and route concerns noted. Major Winglow and others pursued funding but failed to reach a price agreement before the matter fell through.
A fragmented report describes an epidemic of a throat disease affecting eight hundred children in remote communities. It notes authorities coordinating with health agencies to prevent further spread, with some deaths reported. The text mentions locations like Kompnientia and Hamakupoke and warns of ongoing clinical and welfare responses.
A briefing outlines a public gathering in San Francisco to discuss a plan led by local officials and a notable figure, with the setting at the Younes Hotel. The event is described as an afternoon session focused on the appointment and role of a secretary in the city’s administration.
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