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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
9
A garbled 1919 news item references Naval activity, labor and peasant concerns, and political figures including Comissioner Wake and Delegate Kuhio. It notes ships from the Mittoon Navigation Company, Red Cross efforts, and calls for national cohesion, anti-penal labor talk, and public works. A central thread shows wartime mobilization, governance, and public expectations for economic growth and cleanliness of towns hosting fleets.
Commissioner Waketisid urged immediate work by the Harbor Commission after hearings. The board must craft a plan for a mile wharf, balancing public interest and private privilege, while expediting the project amid competing proposals from steamship companies and other transport interests.
The message outlines California's extraordinary session to address pressing fiscal and legal matters. It asserts legislators should act with knowledge of the issues, calling for concise, purposeful work rather than ornate rhetoric. It references a parade and legal pleadings involving the Kateobe Kancho and Kaneobe Rice firms, noting a ten day deadline to respond to the second amended petition.
In a quirky exchange Mine Caynne and a proud man discuss a dubious remedy for hair loss. The conversation touches on an experiment, its perceived success, and a lighthearted verdict on whether the mystery cure delivered results.
A garbled report notes a life sentence in a case involving a twelve year old, Albert Kahukat Re vont, and Cooper ordering imprisonment for a term with labor. The oddly phrased item mentions Mariners notices and a Harbor location near HawahAn Islands with unclear details.
Attorney Wathen reports the defendant by City Detective Lake in a case dated November 28 shows evidence of abduction and assault on a girl at a beach near Carled. The jury heard five minutes of testimony before a verdict was reached, with details of the crime and sequence of events disclosed.
Fragmented OCR text shows a report on a union leadership figure, mentions of delegates, a president, and wartime era terms. The readable content hints at internal union structure, elections, and anticipated exhibitions by members, with limited clear names or dates available.
The note claims OMEA capital remains steady as officials plan oversight and stock levels, citing February 22 as the final parade date. It warns of anticipated price changes and urges readiness for a large industrial shift, mentioning potential increases and stock adjustments.
Engineer Bishop investigates a rock sample from Hawaii noting high porosity. He evaluates whether its material could endure wear, testing to compare strength with expected 5 percent wear limits while keeping an open stance on approving or rejecting the potential use.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a misread item mentioning a roan horse or person named Howes and a place or item titled Alapal Street Broraatt, with unclear context and multiple garbled terms.
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