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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
7
Spokane publishes its annual Christmas wealth list. Twenty one residents own property valued at 100000 or more, twenty eight have no assets worth less than 1000, and eighty one own from 250000 to 1000000. City total valued at $8 billion?
Maul Sheriff Shem Cleny Crowell reports Maui’s fever epidemic has subsided with improved conditions. Detention camps along the Pala highway are being deserted as patients are released. Crowell cites former rivals and appoints Edgar Merton as deputy sheriff, praising past conduct while noting continued vigilance. Crowell plans to depart with prisoners aboard the Chardine at 5 oclock.
In Honolulu on the Hee Kat case a Chinese Consul witness asserted the government stance on Chinese residents as revolutionists or aliens triggering a crowded court scene. The judge pressed questions while spectators debated loyalties as a mass meeting in Awa Park planned by anti consul leaders gathered speakers including Chu Gem and Weng Chow Tins.
At the annual meeting of the United Chinese Society held at its hall on King Ki Street, residents were elected to officers for the ensuing year. President Chit Gem Vie. Secretary Win Yap Kwal Pong. Treasurer Kau Kan Sun. Assistant Treasurer Yong Kwang Tat. Members MP Chit Gem Vie and Win Yap Kwal Pong were reelected or appointed to posts as indicated.
Pacific Heights residents cheer as the new City and County Road Board pledges rapid completion of Medway area improvements. Chair Murray notes the road has long deserved prompt work after months of stalled plans and a delegation offered to cover one third of crossing costs. The appropriation bill includes items for the project and will be discussed at the board meeting tonight.
Fragmented opinion a critic asks why a citizen’s right to teach at an American school or to attend its events should be questioned. The text mocks a friend for past errors and hints at the potential of the algal stock food industry with a sale of a property on Rina Street. Phone number 2435 is noted.
A 1911 Evening Bulletin letter argues against appointing a police court interpreter within the city attorney’s department. The writer questions the practice of officials sharing desk space with the Advertiser and Lorvin Andrews, alleging conflicts and improper arrangements in official legal business.
Honolulu power wagon coage 875 South King Street with phone 2166 features a heavy duty truck listing likely for sale or advertisement.
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