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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
7
A concise maxim on achieving major feats by first mastering small tasks perfectly. The saying attributes discipline to Caily and frames progress as iterative mastery.
Commissioner General Keefe faces the Hawaii immigration puzzle, seeking a system to retain European and Russian settlers without draining funds or causing extensive displacement. The piece weighs American values, plantation influence, wage volatility in sugar, and the need for a measured approach that avoids broad social wreckage.
Fragmented OCR text shows heated debate over fish handling and contamination rules. Proposals call for screens and wire nets to prevent red contamination, and critics warn such measures may hinder free circulation and prompt early spoilage. Public sellers argue new ordinances burden commerce and require constant water changes to keep fish fresh.
A murky Manila courtroom scene unfolds with a Filipino defendant facing charges linked to alleged adultery and mistreatment claims against police. Key witnesses attend as preliminary hearings loom, while a separate accusation targets a garment tradesman for alleged cockeyed conduct, prompting protests and a next day clarification.
A chaotic description of a dance event at the Moana hotel with many attendees including military and civilian guests. The report notes a large crowd and mentions shipping books for sale at the Bulletin office.
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