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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
9
The fragmentary text discusses Honolulu politics and national security themes, referencing Pearl Harbor, fortification, and Admiral Jones era imagery. It notes sanitation work, the arrival of a trolley car from Honolulu, and debates over public spending and canal projects. Raymond Brown is mentioned as a territorial official. various figures critique or praise governance and media ads.
The article notes work to begin on the reconstruction of the Judiciary building after an appropriation. It discusses legislative pace, transport policy, and officials shaping future moves. It mentions Prof Hingham’s mosquito print and Banker Clews’ circular letter guiding stock market opinions.
Traffic between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts via Panama and Tehuantepec rose sharply from 1906 to 1911. Domestic goods worth nearly 100 million dollars moved, with volumes climbing from about 1.2 million in 1906 to 99 million in 1911, as rail connections expanded.
A historical report details ocean and rail routes via Panama and Tehuantepec, tracing cargo value from 1907 to 1981 and noting the distribution of traffic between routes. It lists major flows to Atlantic, Pacific coasts and foreign destinations, with totals by region and year.
Fragmentary notes recount a talk with Hest Beller and others about car care and safety. The extracted fragments hint at authors offering tips on staying calm, maintaining control, and using natural reflexes while driving.
A damaged Evening Bulletin flyer recounts a dispute involving Dr Goodhue and various socialist figures. The piece discusses public perception of socialists linked to London types, notes past writings in the True Remedy and Working With the Hands, and argues against radical methods while urging thoughtful, nonviolent debate on social reform.
A reflective reminiscence traces Jack Landon’s youth in San Francisco and a shift from socialism while arguing for individual conviction. It critiques rigid unions, moral posturing, and the idea that material comforts define virtue, urging tolerance for differing views amid social debate.
Announcements outline the Meat Christmas event by the Commercial Club on December 27, 1911 at 8 PM with tree and ball for members and ladies. Horrenhmenta and a program of special music are planned, plus a possible votine contest, aiming to raise over 1000 dollars. Ole Halverson, 6, was found frozen to death near Fosston, Minnesota after being missing for some time.
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