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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
7
A reader sees Hawaii legislature debate Hawaii’s leanings toward reform as Honolulu faces calls for a stronger police board and better city administration. Containing notes on Bishop estate finances and Pearl Harbor work, the column highlights harbor improvements, civic projects, and a forthcoming Bulletin letter from J H Schnack describing Delhi’s Durbar preparations.
Dr Scudder, pastor of Central Throw church, critiques health authorities and a national order to wipe banana plants to stem yellow fever. His article argues against sanitarians and urges a shift to his pastoral duties, warning that such opposition hinders public health efforts.
A historical piece recalls past debates between officials and local leaders over spraying methods to control plant pests and the leaf hopper threat. It criticizes Dr Seudder and Dr Bondder for influencing public opinion while urging adherence to official guidance to make Honolulu a model town.
Avarice in a view of the middle classes argues wealthier men celebrate dollars and eagles while the average man is labeled middle class. Dr Roe de Furmié, a psycho toxicologist, writes of a study suggesting cerebral disease tied to excessive saving, with rudimentary signs in animals like dogs.
The text critiques heredity and economic traits, describing miners and workers as sometimes spendthrift or avaricious. It discusses mental balance, physical decadence, and societal perceptions in scattered, skeptical notes. It references Dr du Purene and a failed search for treatment, noting marriage as a suggested remedy for ovarian issues.
The testimony describes Mrs McMahon denying prior statements to a board of inquiry and noting only signing a statement drafted after a shooting. Officers forming the inquiry board, led by Major William A Cruickshank, testified about the proceedings and evidence.
Fragmentary report describes wireless office hours and a tense confrontation involving McMahon and a pistol. Mrs McMahon recounts being handed a pistol during a struggle and fears he would shoot her and himself. She recalls pleading not to be shot as the scene unfolded.
A witness described the examination lasting about ten minutes. She recalled seeing Mere Coderloffrat and Mee McMahon in the front room and stated that McMahon seemed calm. Prosecution witnesses recounted their version of events from the boxing match through the militia day after.
A garbled dialogue scene shows characters debating a camera encounter and a hypothetical life redo. A telephone operator watches waves and reflects on numbers and family ties, hinting at strained marriages and unresolved questions about love and commitment.
Fragmentary report recounts Brvickban Mindy and Andrews objections during impeachment talks. Judge Clemons ruled for the defense as Treckunk sought to introduce evidence. Proceedings paused around 2 o'clock with a plan to resume before the afternoon session.
An inspection tour noted by planters and officials visits Pearl Harbor as part of a broader harbor assessment. Attendees include agricultural figures, managers, and a range of named warehouses and individuals connected to plantation operations and shipping facilities.
Gooding Field from New York visits Islands and applies to Supreme Court to practice law here. Atty Flotty, ex Panama Canal official, aided by two law schools graduate. Third reading approves $1000 city county general fund appropriation for campaign costs. Sheriff Jarret to ride Roamer Kilanes with De Shortt Rose piloting police in his absence.
The note recalls February 2 as the date for the Floral Parade with hints of preparations underway. The fragment mentions getting ready and references a commemorative event associated with flowers and celebration.
A paving contract was signed today for King Street Staunaken Street and Kokaalike Aireot cover with work to begin next Monday morning. City officials Kalawakatani and Gillman oversee the project as crews prepare, aiming for completion before tote. Work on Kir wulike and King streets will follow, addressing drainage and surface improvements across the area.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a legal dispute titled Belt Road Case Up For Hearing. Complainant alleges wrongdoing connected to a highway project contract, with mentions of Martin Campbell and Lon Young Knaleeriie in the proceedings. The document references a road work matter and a planned hearing date.
Health officials in Hawaii, including Dr. George A. McCoy and board members, prepare to meet next Wednesday under orders from Claudine. The group aims to present a clear plan and assess the overall health situation, seeking to return to a comprehensive view upon Dr. McCoy’s return.
Major Hill hosts a dinner and dance aboard the ship California with officers and guests including Captain and Mrs. ill Major and Mrs Neville and Lt wind Mrs Gay Jor, as Hawaiian press coverage notes festivities on the quarterdeck and wardroom gathering prior to discussions about preference rights planned for the Phmehhow tract.
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