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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes praise the Tarboe Commission leadership as capable and steadfast. It credits Thurston of the Title Hallway Company with controlling exhibition efforts amid pressure and bulldozing.
Dispute erupts as Harbor Commissioners confront rail link and wharf regulations in Hilo. Heated debate centers on final agreement with the Tilo Railway and water transport regulations, with tensions rising over perceived bias and governance.
A clumsy OCR fragment presents W O Smith urging cooperation between Hawaiians and Whites to uphold franchise rights. He condemns harsh white critics, notes newcomers’ skepticism, and stresses public unity on race matters in Hawaii.
A fragmented dialogue sketches a whimsical household moment with characters named Clarence Sister Georgie and Lady Customer. The text hints at themes of temptation forgiveness and pride as a phyaintan comments on honesty and blame amid domestic chatter.
Fragment mentions De Scudder, pastor of Mr Smaith's church, with unclear critique about his tone and a cryptic remark on a character's attire. No verifiable events or dates are present.
Fragmented text discusses questions of public policy in a territorial election context. It questions whether a certain whale proportion and broader sugar policy issues should be carried into the territorial election. It notes potential conflicts between the Governor and the Delegate and cites concerns about leadership and honesty from sources.
Jatin Travis road supervisor reports to Hwa of Bupeeviewne that December work repaired a neglected path at an average cost of 1274 per lot. Main labor occurred in Pakip Pravie. Residents protest lack of street improvements along ullek avenue as only twenty four feet of the proposed thoroughfare have been graded. A committee plans to delay petition while building amendments move forward.
Land Commissioner Charles Judd begins a morning visit to inspect land at Lelletwa requested for lease by Dowsett Company. He will review ground conditions, barriers, and gather essential data from an Army representative before any government action.
The column notes Dowsett’s mayoral nomination aligns with the article and laments the absence of Hawaiian American candidates on the supervisor slate. It urges focus on prudent deliberation, warns against last minute factional fights, and discusses municipal balancing and governance. A separate court note records a $4700 trespass verdict in Elmira Johnson v Chuck Loong, handled by Judge Cooper with attorneys Andrade.
A public hearing on the proposed extension of Bishop Street in the Union Street area is set for 2 p m in the Bonnte Chamber. Attending were Governor, Robert We Bhingle, Jok I Stoves, AWN Campbell, and Public Works Superintendent Marston Campbell, assessing funds for condemnation awards and health ward responsibilities.
The Evening Bulletin 2012 Industrial Edition reports plantation statistics across AKAr properties in Cowall with illustrated features and notes value to local and mainland readers. It also notes Food Commissioner Edward Blanchard as guest of honor at the association dinner, outlining key drug importation concerns.
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