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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
7
A jumble of misspelled phrases mentions dates and places in a chaotic stream. Names, times, and locations are unreadable, yielding an obscure fragment that hints at a schedule or event but lacks recoverable details.
A correspondent from Washington notes anxiety in the sugar industry over tariff assurances affecting shipments and prices. The author argues extraordinary measures may be needed to sustain the industry through the current price and supply pressures, referencing wartime policy debates and potential federal actions.
Soldiers and police confront civil disorder as Honolulu authorities debate control of the streets. Reports describe patrols stopping troublemakers and guarding ships while city crowds threaten, promising residents self protection if orders fail.
A garbled historical text discusses federal control, regional relations, and governance with references to alliances, efficiency, and international positions. It mentions a military command and political figures shaping policy, presenting a fragmented view of authority and cohesion in the era.
A fragment discusses a sanitation campaign urged for the people with warnings against misleading claims. It mentions plans, the need to act promptly, and the potential for misunderstandings as organizers press forward despite opposition and political rhetoric.
A jagged OCR fragment mentions delays by a wagon driver and timing at a tea shop. It notes an added mention of someone named Hokanine and a merchant scene around a convention. The text is unclear but suggests evaluating remedies and daily commerce factors.
Major Neville quarters the camp and commands marine engineers and troops during a redeployment period. Lieutenant Henn and Rhett depart to Washington for duty while others prepare for a Coast visit and further construction work at Harbor facilities. President Hinde and Contractor figures are noted in passing as the scene shifts to regional developments and extended stays.
In police court today a witness described the Kula pipeline as a big blessing for Kiln Mani. He said without the line the people would face great inconvenience due to water shortages, with cattle and streams suffering and wells nearly dry.
Readers urged to shop early as a slogan of the season. The note highlights benefits for clerks and workers, warning against last minute rush leading to errors and hardship for many people. The text reflects community impulse to spread purchasing over time.
An eclectic dialogue on railway conduct and public health pamphlets features a train platform scene and references to a government official, a “Cheaper Cure of Meats” pamphlet, and a playful exchange about passenger interaction and distribution of printed materials.
The report notes wireless office hours from 7 a.m. to 6 30 p.m and Sundays 8 to 10 a.m. It highlights a shown vie diteh of the Eowallan Sugar Co and references the late TEP Maldwin. Brown visited Kiel Wor land and mentions Moullos presenting an age ntion to the government while many remain on the land.
The Senate balks at revising the sugar schedule amid presidential veto threats. The Payne Aldrich bill remains unaltered as the president insists on full approval only after changes meet his stance.
The article discusses tariff policy, cotton schedules, and potential revisions as President Taft faces congressional hearings. It notes plans for a separate study, the cabinet’s caution, and the political dynamics among Republicans and Democrats shaping tariff and wool provisions, with emphasis on timing and impact.
A large poultry show opens today in the territory featuring many breeds including pigeons and turkeys. Silver medals cash and trophies will be awarded with exhibitors from coast noted for quality. Entry forms and details available at Hall & Son’s store before tomorrow at 5 pm.
A fragmented record notes a banking and trust matter involving multiple entities and dates. It cites individuals and firms including a Trust Company, a Bishop, a Nation, and a First American entity, with references to holidays and a May date, all in a historical legal notice style.
Notice of annual meeting of the stockholders in Honolulu Hawaii. Stockholders are summoned to discuss election of directors and transact ordinary bank business for the coming year. Meeting will be held at the bank corner of Fort and King streets on Tuesday in January. Proxies and attendance rules noted.
Fragmentary OCR text references the governor issuing warnings about surveys and land issues. Mentions surveyor Wall, Land Commissioner Charter, and possible discussions of tenancies, a bulletin, and nearby locations. Details are unclear and fragmented.
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