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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1911
Page
5
Senator Chillingworth introduces a bill to fund the Department of Public Instruction for the next biennium. Republicans pledge to place school funds first in revenue deliberations, insisting education of Hawaii’s youth receive priority before other territorial needs.
A disjointed 19th century style report hints at covert pacts among Russia Japan and China over Manchuria and the Russo Japanese conflict. It suggests longstanding plans for Japanese dominance in Manchuria and a broader strategic realignment impacting China.
Visiting Congressmen are urged to be kept in personal contact with constituents to understand conditions in the country. The piece argues that loyal, informed newcomers may influence legislative action and urges ongoing communication to ensure representatives act in the public interest.
The article argues that national lawmakers and officials should view Hawaii to understand its conditions. It warns that neglect could undermine the territory’s prestige and the nation’s standing. Hawaii presses for a thorough inspection by Congress to promote beneficial promotion of the territory.
The Senate faced delays over translating all measures before Hawaii's upper chamber. Members debated whether the House was stalling and who should translate bills, with President Knowlson urging committee steps as actions stretched into the regular session. Some argued Senate privilege to translate all bills stayed intact.
If you wish to send your mainland friends half a dozen choice pine apples or a bunch of bananas, just leave an order with Island Fruit Co. at 72 S King Street With Wells Margo.
The Senate debated hiring four clerks at 15 dollars each and two lawyers for court work, with supporters arguing need and opponents deeming pay excessive. The resolution was sent to the judiciary committee for study as morning proceedings continued.
The text appears as garbled OCR notes referencing a school bill, maintenance of arbile xehonls, and various political names and places. It mentions Senator Chiihgwari and a committee for welfare, with mentions of Pracivewlania and Punethan Jide. The passage is incoherent and historical in style, lacking clear events or outcomes.
The document proposes expediting the acquisition of fee simple titles for tenants on lands of Avion by amending the Organic Act as amended by Motigreas. It notes a commercial value and calls for insertion of the sum 820.0in0.00 in the appropriate act to ensure quick title securitization and lease arrangements.
A fragmented report notes stray shots at House members during a tense day. References to Shelton and Kaul loom, with mentions of committees and political maneuvering. The piece hints at procedural turmoil and notable figures like Shelton, Kellinot, and Mey, amid heated debate and ritual prayers.
A garbled account shows a local Floral Parade fund raising effort with mentions of five dollars per Shriner and a payment duty to cover parade costs. The text references Alexander Beild and Premover Bente, along with party attendees and ensuing disputes over funds and room for participants.
unreadable OCR fragment contains disordered phrases and names, lacking coherent events or entities to summarize into a meaningful news item. No verifiable people or organizations can be identified for a proper card.
Fragmented OCR notes list multiple government property values and court clerks costs, with figures for territorial and state expenses. The text references various departments, clerks, stenographers, law books, and sundry expenditures, totaling over three million dollars and detailing line items in a treasury-like ledger.
A choppy but buoyant market led to mixed activity as investors eyed bargain prices. Reports from San Francisco indicate strong stock interest with notable blocks traded and gains in several sectors.
A fragmentary notice reports on ceremonies honoring Japanese figures with Colonel Janet and Colonel Jones cited as speakers. The event appears tied to a petition and public entertainment on a day described asLiberty Day, with unclear details and names partially obscured.
Madame Calve attended a late evening gathering at an island mansion with notable attendees. The event featured a small group of intimate guests, performances by a principal singer, and plans for a future engagement that did not materialize as expected.
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