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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1911
Page
5
A fragmentary Honolulu style report shows Mayor Aurel and business leaders debating city budgets and potential savings in government maintenance. Readers are urged to anticipate appointments and to prepare for a year of fiscal scrutiny amid wartime and independence ceremony chatter.
Christmas Eve celebration on Honolulu’s Christiaan Ave has become an unmanaged festivity. Merchants fear injuries to hustress and property as the crowd size swells. The event seems to have grown organically, with no official date or structured plan.
The article lauds the enlisted men of the army and navy for excellent deportment during the Christmas season. It notes they appeared in force on Saturday, behaved with good nature, and showed restraint, serving as a positive example to local youths amid celebrations.
Honolulu reports that direct sailing between Hawaii and Seattle opens new avenues for reciprocal trade. The Honolutan will carry 100 tons of canned pineapple to Seattle, boosting Hawaii exports and Seattle imports. Hawaii aims to reduce reliance on San Francisco for distribution and expand its market reach through direct Pacific routes.
A garbled fragment hints at a humorous dialogue about appearance and desire, mentioning cheap allure and a recall question. It references a teacher, pupil, and various playful exchanges about money, demand, and temperance. The piece remains fragmentary with unclear context.
The text foresees no market for refined sugar on the islands but notes growing other industries. Pineapple bans trigger diversification, with Seattle as a major distribution area for tropical fruits. Honolulu aims to boost pineapple production, hoping to export surplus to sustain steamship freight and spur regional commerce.
An emergency repair on the Claudine continues as divers prepare to work weeks to free the damaged submarine track. A rigid inquiry will probe the disaster, with Admiral Thotin and Captain Halstead among those to be questioned by harbor officials. Witnesses claim varying wind conditions at the time, complicating the wreck removal.
A garbled wire report notes a damaged cruiser impact and promises a forthcoming survey report. It references a New Year greeting and discussions of friendship across islands. Limited readable names or places.
Mont o Motits and allies favor a proportional approach to armory land. Delicate Kalanian notes preapproval of the plan with government limits on debt. Negotiations with the War Department show a larger frontage could allow an Hotel site to become armory space while a smaller portion serves regimental HQ pending General Learned’s review and approval.
Mira Ray Abeldop of Oaley College vacations at Hwa plantation with Rin Francisca and Clarion Jeaves host Cooper. Ir. Cooper plans to secure new Hinow to meet growing Monoluld demand for everything available in New York.
The article records JL Stack noting general business strength despite limited clarity on Dominow condition. It discusses crop prospects in the Middle North, price trends for staples, and labor versus capital tensions. Mentions Mr Black and McNamara in Ames, plus long-term concerns about conflict between labor and capital.
The piece describes a tide of reformers facing setbacks yet rallying under communal effort. It notes public joy at a halted case as a symbol of triumph, with Mr. Jack and a loyal cadre under scrutiny, and mentions renewed energy for winter outreach and local attractions spreading across counties.
Hawaii supervisors finalize a revised appropriation to fund road improvements and sanitary measures. The plan channels a $30,000 loan fund to city and country districts, expands police ranks, and adds garbage and housing costs. Projects include Hotel Mtront widening, Boal Harbor road, Alexander street, and new garbage drivers. Monthly budgets cover police pay, port and harbor operations, and public works across Honolulu and outer districts.
Court action centers on a motion challenging a city ordinance as unconstitutional with attorneys A M Hurley and Hep Avmitted present for defendants. Witnesses describe regulations governing licensing and quieting disturbances, while arrests and fines follow for several named defendants including Minuet Honea and George Kentote Havote.
A report by Water Chief W. Fr. Mare lin of the geological survey bureau outlines a forthcoming titer of inland water features. It notes unnamed streams on the islands, emphasizes their inclusion for reference, and suggests Governor approval and geographic board input for future place naming.
A report recalls Dickey in Washington where Fade Kom and Rallon, a supreme court member, lead arguments for Mew Attorney Lowers Cooke. The decision reversal is discussed as Hawaiian courts strengthen under the declaration.
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