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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
7
A Honolulu Bulletin column critiques governance, religion, and civic growth. It notes the new Board of Supervisors and their travel costs, questions immigrant policy, and comments on tariff politics. It warns of naval arms and aviation risks while urging honesty and progress amid local history and media ties.
A fragment from an old Honolulu page discusses winter weather and city plans. It cites double tracking on Alakea street for rapid transit impact, mentions ships bringing answers to the Promotion Committee question, and notes political moves around Bryan and Kern. It criticizes land sale plans in Makini and laments self government losses while Wellington Woolley visits Washington.
Riley H L Allen defends a Seattle Press Club prank letter printed in the Advertiser walking back a joking jab at Pacific newspaper conditions. He says the mainland high jinks were harmless and not a malicious attack on the Honolulu community, urging readers to seek origin and context before reprinting.
Incoming senatorial results bring major shifts in familiar political figures. The change marks a generation where long standing names like Lodge were once household words, and their absence would have felt like a calamity to many observers.
Kau police yesterday arrested two Filipinos at Wahalohu one matching a description of the burglar who hit the Hilo Mercantile Co store Both suspects were brought to Hilo for identification and identification procedures ongoing in Honolulu area.
General M. M. Macomb arrived at the naval station just after 11 oclock with his aide. He was greeted with full marine honors and a salute of eleven guns as he departed, witnessed by Lieutenant Gilgare Kein and a guard.
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