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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1911
Page
2
A corrupted notice from Pioneer Mill Company outlines a stockholders meeting to elect officers and conduct transfers. The text mentions dates in February and a secretary named KLAMP with unclear roles.
The meeting of the board and shareholders was held Saturday February 1 to elect officers and conduct other business. Officers elected included ML Mutha President and Director Jan Fe Tusner Vice President and Director Lowrey Secretary and Director and MP Rabliaon Auditor and Director.
A coroner's inquest in Pehuty concluded that a boy died from an explosion caused by his own actions. The jury found the death an accident of self-inflicted circumstances and did not assign blame for leaving an exposed tank fueling the incident.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe, pleasant cure for constipation and bowel disturbances. It claims 98 percent illness relates to digestive issues, promises money back if not satisfied, and notes the product is suitable for children and the elderly. Sold at the Rexall Stem-Renson shop.
John D. Rockefeller Jr addressed the Fifth Avenue Bible class in New York urging resilience and effort. He told 200 attendees that society misjudges failure and that tenacity can turn failure into success, with Rockefeller Sr. also present and praised for philanthropy alongside Andrew Carnegie.
In a Honolulu letter, the writer laments Hawaii public schools as a problem area with chronic underfunding and crowded conditions. He warns that the Territory’s school system lingers in “hand-to-mouth” operation, urging a strong appropriation and the School Fund Commission’s plan to lift schooling toward genuine educational reform. He notes insufficient facilities, limited medical access, and appeals for support unheeded by legislators ahead of the new session.
London reports revive U S arbitration talks as Taft era senate committees attract interest. The French government likely to back such an arrangement but U K and U S Senate dynamics loom large. The Burghers and Liverpudlians are wary of a repeat of past treaty tensions.
Reutho Honelnia presents January monthly meteorological data including atmospheric pressure, sea level readings, temperature highs and lows, precipitation totals, wind directions, and notable weather events. The report notes departures from normal, accumulated deficits, and general climatic conditions for the period.
An old medical promotion touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for grip and related debilities. It claims to strengthen blood, nerves, and overall health, with a testimonial from Mrs A La Beohyith of Lane Ange Cal, praising the treatment after a bout of weakness and fever. The ad notes the pills contain no opiate or narcotic and are available via postpaid order from Schenectady New York.
Legal notice from the First Circuit of Hawaii at chambers detailing a complaint by Maria Adelaide Better against Franchia Borges and others. It outlines service, court dates, and party names, with the presiding official and filing details, noting the case involves property rights and a motion to quiet title in Honolulu.
The Newark jury found Montell Watha tie Enis Hennesby eharreed Witty guilty in a dispatch relating to an intruder tied to the Synchitie of Cork Wtherington Anti Salient League detective. The court says he is to be tried for related offenses as twenty nine others await trial.
Legal notice from the United States District Court Hawaii for the Territory of Hawaii. It directs defendants Augustus F. Knudsen Eric A. Knudsen and others to appear within twenty days to answer a condemnation action concerning lands described in the petition, with witnesses and official seals confirming the summons and date January 1911.
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