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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1911
Page
5
A scrambled OCR fragment cites Francis Bacon praising openness and honesty in dealing and character. The readable words reflect an archaic phrasing about truthfulness and moral qualities, but the surrounding context and complete quotation are missing.
Loyal readers protest before a legislative committee against issuing public works bonds by Honolulu City and County amid worries over taxation and private schemes. The piece argues for bond authorization to finance sanitary improvements and public utilities, urging residents to support a lawful, democratically governed expansion.
A garbled monologue lists varied terms and names in a dense, unreadable stream. It mentions prices, rulers, juries, and places with many errors, creating a mosaic of partial references without clear events or conclusions.
The item catalogs December to February events and a weekly wireless message about office hours from 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. on weekdays, Sundays 8 to 10 a.m. Also notes about reader letters, reader engagement, and security updates with references to local entities and a long column of miscellaneous notices.
The report surveys weekly stock activity with emphasis on Hawaii and neighboring markets, noting Wilcox ownership shifts and the Honolulu market’s performance. It details sugar yields, irrigation projects, and forecasted crops for 1912, including Wanana and Waialua districts, plus dividend payouts and water costs affecting production.
Honolulu debates turning water works over to a private corporation and placing funds for relocation and health protections into a special fund. The discussion includes bond authorizations for the city and county, opposition from local officials, and ties to the Organic Act. Carnival events and the Packie Travel Congress frame a busy civic week as cholera concerns arise amid ongoing development.
A House session continues with debates on officer pay scales and enlistment duty. The measure mirrors federal rates for various ranks, while a joint resolution sets session dates and legislative priorities. House members, including Watkins, push public wood funds and city needs amid adjournment discussions and new bills.
A fragmented notice cites Ing Hen proposing nine thousand dollars for bridge works in Koolutlaa inlet. The text mentions H R Ny Wickird and appropriations of five hundred dollars for a jattor’s outage at Woolmitoa and one thousand five hundred dollars for a jattor’s cottage in Lanitjie hoehoo Howall.
Newspaper staffers produced a readable special edition last Saturday for the Elks and Evening Bulletin. Amateur editors did fine work with interviews that some find flimsy, but the overall product honors the group and the regulars who supervised coverage.
Vice Consul Chester A. Davis lectured on Ceylon life at Friday evening’s Young Men’s meeting. Davis, stationed in Colombo for two years, spoke as a Pan-Pacific Congress delegate in Honolulu. Slides depicted industry and daily life, with concise explanations enjoyed by about 500 attendees.
A fragmented notice announces an auction of apple cabins at Kits altyet near Capitol lyhd on Wednesday noon. Proceeds go to a charitable institution. Attendance open to the public with donations requested and no preset price. Chas. Aostanton.
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