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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1911
Page
7
A garbled sindicate of opinions references Dr Jot Knockers and political figures in Honolulu. It discusses automobiles in a parade, Pearl Harbor, government appointments, and a national party meeting while praising progress on transportation and waterfront improvements.
The article discusses a 260000 payment for Kukslan plantation control and shifts in the mainland beet sugar factory. It critiques Republican and independent movers, notes military influence in Hawaii, and predicts significant political action and public fear about Hawaii's future across 1910s context. The piece blames local school management ties and federal building site action as critical issues shaping the town's progressive sentiment.
Article discusses profit sharing as a concept with debates between workers and employers. It defines profit as net gains after expenses, including interest and depreciation, and argues that true profit sharing must be fair, universal, and based on each worker's contribution. It notes opposition stems from ignorance and varied schemes mislabeling gifts as profit sharing.
Fragmented dialogue shows a wandering speaker bragging about wealth promises and a plan to entertain with a vaudeville act. The banter mentions Layla, gasoline, and a King George, while one line credits an amusing boast about talent and brains. The tone resembles a playful, shadowed street scene.
The author argues that profit sharing ties pay to output and effort, benefiting both workers and employers. Shared ownership can foster cooperation, increase productivity, and elevate labor dignity, with semiannual dividends reinforcing partnership and moral tone in business.
Spirited men and women are busy decorating automobiles for the Floral Parade. Volunteers from the community are gathering flowers, ribbons, and streamers to create colorful floats and car decorations for the upcoming event.
Seamen's best service arranged onboard ships includes lectures tied to the Maryland voyage. Livestock consignments departed the harbor with sheep, cattle, hogs, crates of corn and empty barrels. Seventeen cabin and thirteen deck passengers noted on arrival.
On the flagship California of the Front Division a morning service began at 30 a.m. with Bishop Hestariuk of St Andrew's Cathedral officiating. Choirs from St Andrew's Priory and Mrs Pascon led the music as the Bishop spoke on 1 Corinthians. The crowd joined in My Country Tis of Thee at the close.
Community leader asserts readiness to respond in emergencies, praising Honolua for its ability to meet urgent needs. The discussion notes support for related efforts and plans to advance reform through coordinated action and essential measures.
In a long dispatch the plan outlines dredging the river harbor to improve navigation and safety. Judge A Hartwell and sister Juliette Hartwell attend as Liberia health improves. General Macomb with Lt Andrews lead the annual field officers ride, covering 20 miles daily for three weeks. YMG committee reports 800 members by December 1, with membership drive ongoing.
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