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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
5
A reflective column cites Herbert Spencer on power and corruption, critiques legislative inattention to a car repair analogy and a Japanese treaty, and notes rising transit usage. It praises a widely distributed illustrated edition on Aywali and local figures shaping territorial development.
A government analysis contrasts exports and imports from Hawaii Alaska and other noncontiguous regions with the mainland United States. It notes the relative credit given to the Pacific Coast and eastern sources for imported goods and highlights the steady flow of domestic goods into distant islands.
A letter argues taxpayers resist high taxes by shifting street construction costs to abutting property owners. It contends Honolulu should fund street upkeep from general revenues, not levy charges on residents, to avoid burden and preserve city services. The piece defends business-minded city governance and urges streets be kept in repair without raising overall taxes.
The text praises Tonoliths carnival for two to three days of nationwide enthusiasm in Honolulu, noting perfect execution, weather, and a growing get together spirit among residents. It commends workers for smoothing rough spots and delivering a celebratory event for the city’s people and visitors.
Report notes successful execution amid cooperative atmosphere. Respondents say clear answer exists to question about Worth white, though wording is unclear.
A ceremony is held at 4 o clock to unveil a statue in front of MoiSiniew High School. The state presents a permanent fund of 7000 pounds for the school, with interest to fund books for the Light Sobol Uhrig and related educational initiatives.
The article describes a local statue initiative led by President Metimiou and others, detailing anticipated funding, ceremonial acceptance, and community participants. Key figures include Sanford Pole, Andrew Were, and Buckeye Chih, with Stoney Livingston assisting the school community in completing the project.
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