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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1911
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text discusses Howell governorship, public works, and relations with the Territory. It references telegrams, statements, and potential actions by officials and corporations. The readable fragments mention individuals and places in a political context without clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary pamphlet style text urges young men to awaken to social uplift, labor, and education. It invokes Abram Lincoln’s story to illustrate reading and self improvement, urging readers to join workers, claim freedom, and align with a broader equal rights mission. The piece references the dignity of labor, civic duty, and transformative political thought.
A fragmented dialogue shows a farmer wife guiding her 12 year old son through a lesson about value and memory. The boy pockets a forgone dime and asks about poems and a long journey toward learning to wake and grow. The cook offers gentle, comic interruption.
The article surveys anti Semitic sentiment and political pressure in the United States over the 1882 treaty with Russia. It notes Jewish influence, calls for enforcement of treaty obligations, and cites political promises by Presidents Roosevelt and Taft to secure equal recognition of Jewish rights amid rising deportment and public concern. It references figures like Jacob Louis and Herbert Priedenwilt and discusses partisan responses in 1908.
The President reiterates demand for action amid tension between Western administrations and Jewish citizens. Ambassador Rockhill’s negotiations stall while American hopes for a fair import balance wobble. Officials debate treaty terms, with contrasting views on protection and national honor. The piece critiques political games and questions if U S citizens will accept ongoing pledges unfulfilled.
The American Hawaiian frontier report notes Aatnaan's large caren, 100 Core, arriving at market last Saturday with a price set at 48.
Fragmented OCR summary notes sugar market timing in 1912 with price gaps versus 1911. Mentions Tehusatepos, BAL, early wearance, Mexican cargo loads, February 12 full cargo, potential $4 000 difference, windward points, coast waiting gypsions and fortune tellers in Australia prior to Hawai i visit.
A garbled broadcast from the governor states he will not resign and will remain in office. He cites duty and endurance as reasons for continuing to hold the position despite pressure reproductive to the crisis.
A wedding ceremony between Chomax Ht Davie and Christina Almeida took place on Alukea street with Li Te Kerr Co. as employers. the full intentions were kept private until the matrimony. Officers note a voyage incident where a crewman was reportedly swept overboard near Hamburg en route to the Mu wallan Islands, the man not declared dead.
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