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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
5
A garbled year end column reflects on friendship, dues, and duties amid Pearl Harbor era tensions. It discusses sanitation as a watchword for progress, calls for cautious taxation, and notes political shifts in the Fifth District while mentioning Puuloa road projects and naval station building.
The passage reflects hopes that enlightened and progressive men allied with Dr Bun will attract sympathy and support from civilized nations. It foresees that U S forces may align with China's organizers who can uplift the people and preserve the nation’s integrity amid upheaval.
The governor's schedule for New Year includes receptions at the Capitol throne room, visits by military officials, and calls from Army post officers. General Macomb and other officers join, with afternoon and early evening duties outlined, reflecting a active political start to the year.
Fragmentary notes describe a clean-up day and a push for sanitary work. Mentions members Monette and Drowell with references to disease reduction and counting quantities. Uncertain names and specifics limit clarity but imply local health measures and watchdog activity.
A damaged OCR note argues that Monatuli must learn manners to honor the flag. It laments small crowd support for the army and navy parade and urges reverence for the national banner, noting locals are not demonstrative but should show respect.
Announcement that Dr Buy has been elected president of the new Chinese republic sparks debate over whether he can unite agitated reformers into an effective government. Experts question if a Lincoln-like popular rule is feasible and foresee a long era of rule by an oligarchy rather than by the people. The outlook is unsettled as China faces immense political transformation.
Fragmentary report notes Captain Boott and Lieutenant Pennell aboard the Terra Nova in Antarctic exploration. It mentions plans to avoid Arimdaen route via Heartmore glider and references the ship's return to New Zealand last June. Scattered names and outcomes are cited with uncertain details.
Market mood improves as investors enter the new year with confidence. Hawaiian Commercial gains on stronger profits and an upcoming annual meeting in San Francisco. Walalua shares rise to 120 cents while other transfers occur around 420.50.
Chief Clerk Henry Smith of the elt walt court Jooklog seeks a man who owes him half a months rent and may be gone a long time. P H Needham, a carpenter, rented from Smith, and this morning someone asked if Smith had seen him. Needham was repairing an automobile for Smiths informant and may be involved in others hoping to locate him.
Territorial court summons in the Kohala Ranch Company matter, ordering Isabella Wood and co defendants to appear in Honolulu January 1918. The notice cites Marston Campbell as plaintiff and details the condemnation petition for lands in Kohala, with return dates and clerk attestations.
Sale notice lists house and lot on Patarnia street and Avylum Torch property. Includes business property on Queen street, building lots on Kino Street and Beretania Street with prices 1200 to 15000. Partial OCR yields unclear names and terms.
Guardian Trust Co. reproduces a court certificate stating a full correct copy of a record in the Territory of Hawaii. The document names Marston Campbell superintendent of Public Works and mentions Woods. Henry Smith clerk. Alaska? attorney general Lindaay, and Arthur G. Beith as county attorney general for the petitioner. The case references 5120-9.
The Forestry Board discusses regulations for importing dogs into the territory and real insects controls. A meeting was held with public invitation but no attendees. revisions to regulations are to be approved by the Board and sent to the Governor for action. The paper notes California duties on the Mediterranean fruit fly and other department duties, with pending determinations on demotion matters slated for this afternoon.
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