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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1911

Page

1

Will Work For A Cleaner City Campaign Meeting

A Chamber of Commerce session will discuss sanitation for Kalihi and Palama districts. Health official J. S. Matt will address sanitary conditions and proposed measures including sewer improvements, street cleaning, and drainage. The talk previews a plan to be presented to the Legislature at a later meeting. The open discussion begins at 7 o clock tomorrow.

Cognlen Chamber of Commerce Ds J Hanber Kalihi Palana Lothorrow Stelytter

Kahuku Plantation Annual Meeting Reports Optimistic Prospects

At Kahuku Plantation Company’s annual meeting, Treasurer Cooke and Manager Adams presented optimistic reports with no signs of pessimism. They projected stable sugar prices, an improved overall crop yield for 1912, and a profitable year as cultivation expanded with increased cane area and harvest progress despite rainfall delays.

Kahuku Plantation J. P. Cooke Andrew Adams Kahuku Plantation Company Alesander & Baldwin Cooke Kahuku Adidma Katuly Thelds Fiist Oyeken

Calvesangto Storm Delays Large Honolulu Concert Audience

Nearly 1100 people filled the Hawaiian Opera House for Calvesangto Storm, with 440 in the orchestra and dress circle, 200 upstairs, 800 in the gallery, and 75 standing. Tickets sold out quickly for the Thursday night concert as box seats and remaining seats were held for callers. Charles L. Hopkins named Hawaiian interpreter of the judiciary, while Mamie Calve and Gasparetchi were billed for the Cavalleria Rusticana program.

Calven W. 1 Adana Gente

Taken prisoner in Okla. hunt for L.A. Times dynamiters

At Idabell Oklahoma February 14 two men captured here are identified. One is David Caplan, a suspect wanted for the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times. The other detainee is unnamed. Caplan faces charges related to the blast in Los Angeles.

Idabell Okla David Caplan Los Angeles Times

Senator Borah Pushes Direct Vote for Senators

Idaho Senator Borah will ask the Senate on Thursday to sit continuously until the constitutional amendment providing for direct election of Senators by the people is disposed of.

Eareoeta Washington D. C Feator Borah Idaho Senate

Southern Pacific Votes $30 Million Bond Issue

The Southern Pacific Railroad authorized the issuance of thirty million dollars in four percent bonds to finance its double-tracking project. The announcement was reported from New York on February 14.

Prat Catte New York Southern Pacific Railroad

Freight Agreement Terminated Between Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail

Washington Feb 14 The government announced termination of the freight agreement between the Panama railroad and the Pacific Mail and California Atlantic steamship lines signaling a shift in cargo handling arrangements affecting transisthmian shipping.

Uvsainghired Profi Cabley Washington, D. C Panama Railroad Pacific Mail California and Atlantic Steamship Companies

U S Allows Mexican Army to Cross Over

Washington February 14 United States government will permit Mexican troops from Lower California to cross American territory to protect the Colorado River dyke in Mexico.

U. S Cable Washington, D. C United States Mexico Lower California Colorado River

Wilson Defies the Board of Supervisors in Local Dispute

The article reports a conflict between Road Supervisor Wilson and the Board of Supervisors escalating today. Otters from Wilson to the hearth commit and the road committee faced bars on the fist Wilson sides to tien over the garbage department. He defies attempts to mate him do ee Jn the fetter to the ronda communities. A palley of ro trenchinetit and mic he ties discharged. A stable foreman HH. Alagal oversaw the July turnover at the stable. The mayor announced more appointments will be made at the next meetings.

Wilson Board of Supervisors Alagal Bnneunerd

Calve's Palm Shows Her Characteristics

Dr Perin, noted palmist, in Honolulu, presents Madame Calve's hand as the first installment. He plans to publish more palms of city officials and prominent men and women, claiming Calve is affectionate, generous, and artistically gifted with strong perception and originality.

Perim Phlonolulu Madame Calve Mts Utille Jupiter Misty Amen Wu Dent Centytitin Mercury Maine Calve Venus Saturn Uber Steve Aremied

Senate Seat Shortage in San Francisco set for special election

The irregular Latinized fragment discusses a Senate seat vacancy and a special election plan to fill it, mentioning a senate committee and a move to appoint or elect a replacement. It references attendance issues and the potential impact on the legislative body.

Murderer Executed After Retrial in 1970 Case

In a 1970 execution, the murderer, convicted after a retry, was pronounced dead by Dr Webey Moore. The case involved Gwendiet at BUI and Governor Prear fet Wye, with the Fourth Judicial Credit scene at Sosetabor ste MH ey wae til. The condemned man was buried in the present fat at Malldll guminteny after a brief prayer.

Mit Shertir Henry Reaidion Taihon Afi Thaodara Tein Kagenks Media Countyymatyan Hovallwae Straus Khpridion Lelie Mirenit Tat Kawolo Hasnikie Mawali Way Myep Pilrboni Grou Cane Gwendiet BUI Valentin Sion

Make-Up of Legislature for Sixth Session

Fragmented OCR lists named lawmakers across districts, with multiple misspellings and unclear divisions. The piece attempts to outline the sixth session make up, naming individuals such as Baker Brown Patt Judd Knudsen Fe Alfonso, plus several districts and representatives, though many names are garbled.

Sendora Dietilet David K. Baker John T Brown Geo. C. Dhewitt J. H. Makeokan Secon BE. Kylama Win T Robinan Philip Patt Dstriet Cecil Brown Chan F. Chillingworth Albert F. Judd ALS Kateopi Moore Kaward Quin dietriet-George HL Pobild Evie A Knudsen Viret Didiet Fe Alfonso John the White Henry Melina Keivird Kamaneuta Mireattine Norman Walidos Archer Alfeutt

Sixth Session Opens With Territorial Legislature Preparations

Members gather at the Capitol in Welkenton to form the sixth session, with temporary speakers, clerks, and a full house expected. The Senate follows a similar process with formal calls, committee appointments, and opening prayers as lawmakers ready to conduct business.

Endorsed Republican Committee Faces Senate Binding Debate

The Republican executive committee endorsed candidates and patronage plans, while speakers said the party line may not bind the Senate. The action followed debates on representation in offices and the appointment process, with key figures asserting party unity and others warning against forced cohesion.

Spennor Holstein Republican Party Maines Chalten Cooper Bennie

Position of Senator Hewitt and Hawaii Candidate Note

Fragmentary entry discusses Connie Hewitt of Hawaii regarding the presidency of the Senate. It appears to state uncertainty about candidacy for the position and mentions emphatic stance. The legible portion is unclear on names and definitive outcomes.

Bat Senate Connie Hewitt Hawaiiau Whale Merlin Salen

Estate Show Soars Amid Legal Row and Auction Notes

Fragmentary OCR fragment discusses estate increases and court actions near a tenancy or property case. Mentions 21004 and a list of names and parties, with unclear roles. The readable text hints at legal proceedings affecting an estate, potential sale or auction and changes in ownership or value.

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