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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1912
Page
5
A philosophical line notes that what is good delights a wise appetite while what is not good is not delicious to a well governed mind. The quotation attributed to Milto reflects a classical view on discernment and taste in moral judgment.
The Honolulu county supervisors face a heated debate over Murray's leadership and the board's direction. Citizens weigh whether his stance for accountability and public safety justifies a political challenge as a special committee examines the city’s governance amid party tensions.
The document discusses Chinese Red Cross officials and observers seeking help amid upheaval linked to Chinese revolution and a Republic. It mentions recognition of support from Frivida and references to Hawaii, Dr Sat, and Str Wu, noting gratitude for anticipated aid and its proper use.
A fragmentary report discusses Mr Baker and planters opposing public school education and resisting higher taxes for schools. It cites the School Pur Conitution and claims links to the legislature, noting planter influence and views on educating children of lowly birth.
The article reports debates before the Legislature over a proposed plan to tax certain items, with opponents arguing it would open the door to an unfair rate not tied to schools. It notes support and criticism from various figures including Mr Baker and Mr Frank Daronie, and mentions the Planters Association as a key stakeholder.
An ouner or preparation for the Floral Parade now is worth a pound of hurry Later on or Sanctity and soap are not always a familiar term.
Ah Leong, a Chinese merchant from Wellektown, was fined 440 for contempt of court after disregarding a warrant and order. Judge Mousarrat ordered further penalties and imprisonment of ten days, with the defendant promising to obey court orders in the future.
Pireegor Artie Wall leads an amateur chorus tonight at 1900 in the Verne Hotel hall to perform Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore. Enthusiastic troupe, with background from local talent, prepares for a formal presentation aimed to entertain and raise funds.
Shanghai and Jona residents appeal for support to fund relief efforts for the Croxin Society and the Chinese Red Cross. Messages from officials urge donations via Dr. Wi Ting Fang and others, promising rapid delivery to needed areas and emphasizing unity with the Em pire Republic of China.
Fragmentary report shows a dispute over protections on waters within the Merruory. Names mentioned include Hey Chand Pale Koon Yon and KT repersenteat, with county attorney planning an appeal to a higher court. Individuals such as John DL Rockefeller and Rev Ponds erlok T. Gates are listed in attendance. The defense argued the need to allow sale of privately owned waters.
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromos and Loxa tables as a one day cold cure. It claims worldwide use and notes the product carries ROVE'S signature. The maker listed is Saint Lowe U9 and ARTS MEDICINE CO.
A fragmented sketch recalls a medical exhibit praised by a healer and linked to a Cushit patient. The dialogue mentions an amateur meeting and a mysterious dungeon visitor, with hints of a murder and a stock tale about healing through unconventional means.
In a fragmentary notice, buyers discuss items like Hats and Palomera tatoo styles, with obscure references to Seti, AMPA Roar, and Cin Bifeek Mudd Mot. The garbled text hints at property or product names without clear context or dates.
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