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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1912
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment presents a jumble of phrases about force quotes and humanity. It references a vast, unclear motive and mentions individuals, a federal pority, and a sit face decoding. The text is largely unintelligible with many misspellings and nonsensical segments.
The Hawaiian Planters Association announces a new wage scale for sugar plantation workers. It ties pay to the price of sugar, promising gains for laborers whether or not the plantation profits. The Planters' Labor Bureau studied the scheme for months to ensure fairness and feasibility.
A historical notice notes public sentiment in Honolulu regarding a condensation suite. Voters and citizens expect fair assessment of property value amid civic debate. The Advertiser emphasizes aligning with the wishes of the majority for honest valuation and public interest.
The readable fragments describe a disturbing warning about a man and a menace to safety. The garbled notes imply threats and a possible plea for restraint, with references to a church altar and a warning to others. No clear names or places are discernible in the text.
The text suggests Dr Rupert’s appointment as Surgeon General of the Marines offers greater satisfaction than the city of Hone Fala and the Territory at Mawenth Dy. Blu is familiar with Honolulu and its sanitary issues, contrasting with the current situation.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled social note. It mentions a Talkative Passenger and a Gentleman, with names like Wilda and Selene. conveys a sense of a casual, crowded scene and a vague sense of lineage and visitation among a group.
A fragmented passage contemplates future directions and leadership roles. It references a Surgeon General, federal policy, and national interests, urging decisive action and continuity. The text mentions San Francisco, Honolulu, and a desire to align local efforts with broader national responsibility.
Government officials aim to push the extension to the Malaka area with minimal delay. Discussions focus on funding sufficiency and legal steps, including condemnation if needed, to secure land and proceed with construction and potential appeals to Congress this session.
A Hawaii promotion committee led by General Barwengoe, Wood, and Judd discussed bringing winter visitors from California and the western states to Hawaii, with trains and transcontinental links planned to boost tourism and business. They emphasized coordinating with the Canadian Pacific Railway and noting limited exits to ensure a stable influx and protect local property interests.
A brief notice indicates a hearing on an injunction related to Union Street is set for Monday. The fragmentary text mentions a small hotel on Tiny May Avenue near a hosiery shop, but details are unclear.
A garbled notice notes Pauahi Street cannot open yet as officials adjust procedures and contemplate a final point in the street’s opening. It mentions the need to drop the matter for the present while work on surrounding routes and Bishop Street preparations continue.
Deputy Attorney General Arthur D Smith reports the case faces delays due to difficulties in obtaining documents. The court has not yet ruled on the motion, and circuit courts have moved, hindering timely progress in the proceedings.
Ambiguous notes describe a planned or anticipated expedition by a Pacific wireless group. The fragment mentions San Prateliea and Chinese nature, a return next month, and equipment department ties to an Alum project. Details are unclear and language is garbled.
Fragmentary notes describe a water rights dispute involving Palo Po and references to a governor and legal action. The text hints at hearings, property claims, and public concern over water access, mentioning a party and locations but lacks clear dates or outcomes. The fragments imply a government response and possible legal mechanisms to resolve competing claims.
Fragmentary OCR text describes new lease clauses mentioned near Walkin, a mention of Towne and Pinrissatt Hleteter, references to a damon and a floral parade aiding Mo Ti's business. Observed entities include Teaver RAtate TM, Chatos Be, Remco, AnuBR, HPV HN Mel, and a damon figure. The passage is garbled with unclear dates and places, but notes a thirty ves Towne pivot and a payment claim related to work to be done.
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