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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
4
A chaotic council session weighed Alexander Field and a planned parade route. Officials debated crowd control, hotel access, and street closures while stressing safety. The discussion referenced public funds and potential ticketing figures tied to the event.
The governor outlines proposed tax system changes in a long speech, arguing for division of revenue sources between territorial and county governments. He discusses property taxes, utility fees, and the balance of state versus local funding, urging clearer accountability and streamlined administration.
Fragmented, OCR riddled text discusses taxation power and county supervision. It argues for more local responsibility, allowing supervisors to enforce collection within set rules, and suggests extending voter control to monitor tax practices and improve efficiency.
A damaged cable reports a Japanese coast general confirming a squadron will return soon, with Admiral Yu and Admiral Vashikin expected in port by early March. The message hints at a celebratory Washington event and notes concerns about heat and health issues among personnel.
A garbled report details a train ferry operation involving the Wilhelmina in a harbor setting. It mentions heavy forward machinery, large passenger counts, and a notable late arrival, with officials and engineers identified alongside plans for new vessels and port activity. The piece references political figures, companies, and a tense pre election period as confusion and weather affect movements.
Miss Restarick, a noted San Pramiere Chemicle figure, announces her engagement amid a turbulent travelogue through Honolulu and surrounding venues. The event unfolds with references to church officials, local diocese matters, and a planned ceremony at Betsy Whertie’s residence, while broader social happenings and athletic previews color the narrative.
New York January 5 There are about 500000 licensed automobiles in the United States according to statistics issued by the National Highway Protective Administration The report lists owners and distribution across states with numerous named individuals and cities in the data set.
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