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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
11
A murky editorial discusses bond issues and public works, urging patience before tax hikes. It questions the pace of improvements and criticizes delay tactics while stressing health, water, and community needs being tied to civic funding decisions.
The article discusses ratifying a treaty with Japan, emphasizing Western resistance to immigration and California’s push for restrictive measures. It argues the East and West share responsibility, praises the treaty’s settlement, and warns Japan against aggressive immigration to avoid united opposition.
The city recalls cholera's toll and urges swift health action. Officials warn that neglect could threaten public health, urging cleanup of streams, swamps, and surrounding areas to prevent further outbreaks while examining authority and funding.
The article discusses a broad public dispute over conservation measures, noting opposition and support. It argues for urgent action to address sanitary concerns and preparedness. It emphasizes a cautious approach to avoid unnecessary danger while planning long term steps for the region.
The notice outlines office hours from 7 a.m. to 5:20 p.m. on weekdays and a Sunday window from to 10 a.m., indicating a service schedule change or announcement for the Wireless office located in the new Telephone Building.
Fragmentary text mentions a room, a week, and a price of 1 gold or $0.00. Several garbled phrases reference a date, place, and possible event but lack coherent details or named entities. Unable to determine specific people, places, or events from the readable content.
A funeral service was held for Buckland at a Vinita church with local officials and mourners in attendance. The ceremony honored the deceased and reflected on community ties in the county, with remarks from relatives and clergy.
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