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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
5
A tangled, era-laden piece riffs on governance, elections, and public works. It cites figures like Hale and Johnson, mentions Governor Posy and Senate prospects, hints at fiscal plans, telegraph and road funding, and laments national issues while urging local investment and progress. The prose blends commentary with speculative policy, political aspirations, and civic development themes.
The text urges the Supervisors to consider costs before reducing the Hawaiian band membership. It argues the band is a fixed public feature, popular with residents, and warns that a reduction would provoke a costly political backlash and risk public sentiment. It stresses the need for careful, high vote support and warns against progressive moves.
Fragment from page notes describes band members and female performers receiving stipends. It discusses proposals to raise monthly stipends for each individual and mentions current earnings of $80 shared among performers. Board members debate excluding women from future increases.
A crisis at Berger’s band prompts survivors to discuss cutting members amid tensions over female musicians and alleged misconduct. Mayor Fern, urged by city and county officials, resists further reductions, while the group contemplates stricter control and internal reforms.
News notes the Shriner executive committee details for welcoming a large delegation arriving aboard the Wilhelmina next north. Members listed include Cy BR. Waoil as chairman and numerous others, with ongoing adjustments to committees and plans for accommodations and reception duties.
The committee discussed float entries from Chinese merchants and Wyoming former residents, with Stanford and other universities likely to participate. A Wasitvese section proposal and a city colored dive parade were debated, aiming to link business houses and community groups for a February all day carnival.
The Poeble Mail Muer Koren arrived from the Orient at two this afternoon and is expected to depart tomorrow morning around ten with fifty passengers from the park. The report mentions a general ehga of 1800 tons.
Leutenant Colonel Ates of the 12th Infantry and Captain Bernard Shanp of the Sed Tnfintes were brought to the general hospital at Presidento for medical care following the Sheridan event, with both officers listed among those injured.
The grand jury urges tighter license controls and stronger enforcement at Honolaly area towers. It cites suspected illegal liquor sales at outer divisions, praises Army and Navy personnel, and calls for reinforced light commission funding to curb law violations and ensure public safety.
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