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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1911
Page
8
After stock taking bargains list striped Madras shirt, striped silk mull, lavender pink brown fabrics, and fine French serge in dark grey. Large stock to Teel Sonn. with reduced prices on men’s umbrellas and assorted materials.
The report documents a failed Seattle excursion with Japanese sailors, amid wartime tensions. Secretary Wood announces a committee inquiry, ongoing reprisals, and plans for a revised program of exercise and travel for the group, while officials assess responsibilities and outcomes.
Fragmented OCR report references SUHWERIN and Siberia with unclear phrases about political action, community figures, and dates. The text mentions Wroh, Piertel Waller, Koskela, and Wy 1utWer, with garbled lines about events, preparations, and locations.
In a tense afternoon setting, carpenters sparred over proposed union measures and a potential city stance. Captain Walle led work party leaders in discussions as executives weighed options and residents voiced concerns about local labor dynamics.
The engagement of Mrs Holi Heyelet Honig of Stockton to Mamie Cleghorn of Hawaii is announced with a plan for celebration. A staff of editors from Lodge No 615 will publish the Sullatin edition next Saturday, highlighting the Elks Carnival and local pride in Honolulu.
Representative A ty Castle of Oahu introduces DHT cabling for a belt road appropriation aligned with the territorial platform. The bill proposes a $10,000 apportionment from the treasury, with Hawaii slated to receive about $85,000 and the balance near $100,000. Kies of Kauai backs the plan, hoping the Hawaii delegation supports it. under another plan Odolia would get $100,000.
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