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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
7
A Thursday column quotes Frank Cline on charm and honesty, notes the finder’s promise of nonreturn, and muses on lawmakers and upcoming polar controversy. It laments expeditions heading south, predicts an Arctic climate at the equator, and ponders Alaska coal development and price effects by the Trust.
The dispatch notes that the United States now numbers about 101 million, ranking third after China and Russia. It compares growth rates with Germany, the UK, France, Italy, Spain, and Austria-Hungary, and contrasts urban and national population scales, including New York City versus London and Paris.
January 19, 1911 reflection on national unity and responsibilities as population grows, urging Armericans to remember duties accompanying larger size.
Attorney C F Chillingworth appeared for many defendants in Judge Lymer's court. Antone Nobrigi was sentenced to eight months imprisonment. Look Lee and Ah Chin faced assault and battery charges with continuances and commitments. Antone Richards to be sentenced next Monday for milk thefts. John G. Jardine tried for selling liquor without a license. Japanese proprietors Hirano and Mitaroto had their cases postponed to next Tuesday.
William Hiserman and Miss Nellie McLain wed in a quiet home ceremony conducted by Rev. Father Stevens at the bride’s mother Mrs John McLain residence on Indiana street. The Wedding march by Miss Rice opened the eight o’clock service with close relatives and intimate friends in attendance.
A Honolulu bride Miss Sadie McLain married Mr. Hiserman in a home parlor ceremony attended by friends. The couple, showered with rice, planned to honeymoon in an undisclosed location. Best man Harry Gery and bridesmaid Miss Sadie McLain assisted. Hiserman is active in club circles.
Three sailors quit the ship after an altercation last night. Max Asmussen second mate H Oerter night watchman and Henry Dowling cook say the mate drew a revolver and fired four shots when ordered off. They deny unruly conduct and plan to seek authorities.
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