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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1911
Page
5
The Territorial Department of Public Works and Honolulu City Supervisors fail to cooperate. Frequent street digging for water pipes and bad macadam replacement create humps and gullies harming streets and autos. Officials move without municipal regard, worsening Honolulu’s street system.
A mangled OCR passage covers political tension and public works debates. It references Governor actions, a court case with Joseph Puttiger, and public sentiment on quarantine and commerce. Names, dates, and places are garbled, but the piece centers on governance, taxation, and civic concern amid a tense year.
Fragmentary note indicates a project affecting the Huton Road route for a mollified evaluation. It mentions authority over loan funds and a planned emaptiuation at The mival atation, with unclear references to individuals or dates.
A fragmented page presents odd exchanges with ghostly punctuation and garbled names. The writer ruminates on affection and fear, mentioning a test party and a longing to be understood.
The report discusses county road funding and expenses in Tenfie City and Gounty. Officials debate appropriating money for road construction, with the supervisor urging timely action and the commission to proceed with road work.
A translated OCR passage discusses immigration tied to the Panama Canal opening, predicting large worker inflows from Asia and Europe to the Pacific coast and Panamanian regions. It argues immigration will ease labor shortages amid expanding industry and cautions potential overcrowding and social strain in urban centers.
Mrs Kennedy of Fort Shafter postpones calling day due to Hoy being given at the first and Friday of this week. The calling day will be great postponed until January 5.
Fragmented letters discuss rabies, hydrophobia, and a doctor’s views. References to vet care, dog bites, a New York woman, and experts including Professor Glover and Dr Dill are noted amid editorial context from the St Louis Republic and other papers.
An article discusses a proposed quarantine measure to prevent intrusion of rival interests and outlines concerns about who would administer testing and enforce rules. It mentions references to authorities and personal ownership disputes, with a quoted individual claiming extensive harm from previous actions and demanding safer, voluntary compliance.
New York experts debate hydrophobia and mad dog fear sparked by weather and heat. Dr Haynes of New York City and the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals discuss misconceptions. They warn against panic and urge rational care, noting no weather link to rabies.
The readable passage references names and places in a garbled form, including mentions of Ash Miner Constantine Lyvirophehia and a discussion of events tied to a historical time frame. It reads as an OCR damaged historical note with unclear subjects and dates.
Victor Yasconselos reports on quarantine tensions as authorities refuse gifts and comforts intended for friends. Officials debate delivery of medical items and the role of public health in restricting movement. The piece notes preparations for a Florat Parade and mentions Kemouhertt and Kewin.
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