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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes discuss political campaigning, governance in Honolulu, and public works. References to Carnegie, parade timing, proxy for citizens, naval construction pace, Wahiawa water, and revenue officials frame a broad, era-era political snapshot with various names and issues interwoven.
Fragmentary note argues Dr Clark’s departure influences anti Cuba sentiment and labor camp pressures. Mentions Mawali, labor camps, and battles over American investment in properties, implying rising enmity and a tense political frame.
A garbled text lampoons city government foes and contemplates a Commission form. It argues for electing a Board favorable to John Wilson and opposing the governor's tempering scheme, suggesting a political shift regardless of county leadership.
A fragmentary 19th century style discourse questions public power and local control. It critiques bias in governance and argues for safeguarding checks and balances. The text suggests opposition to a Commission form of government as coming from longstanding political foes.
Taft stresses the need to expand American merchant shipping as crucial to national pride and trade power. He cites the Panama Canal's impact on transcontinental commerce and calls for action to sustain sailors, shipyard workers, and protective laws guiding a robust merchant marine.
The piece argues that U S merchant shipping faces foreign aid and subsidies costing it business, and warns that reliance on foreign-flag vessels for war or supply runs would undermine national security. It questions differences between government support of industry and broader protectionist or wartime policies.
The readable text discusses potential global satellite communications links among major nations and mentions the US and allied regions. It references a broader system and public discussion but contains many garbled terms and names.
A city page notice reports on automobile classifications and a parade plan. The event showcases a decorated fleet with Horatio the horse statue and Siberta arriving to join the procession. Local visitors and hotel guests are urged to participate, while several owners yet uncontacted are asked to meet at Promotion headquarters.
A vintage advertisement touts a home wash made from oil of wintergreen thyme glycerine and other ingredients as an immediate remedy for eczema. It claims rapid relief and endorses a “Winthergreen Compound” prescription from a Chicago doctor, with Honolulu Drug Company promoting the treatment to readers.
A New York supreme court judge noted a troubling thought to thrash his wife if she nags him, revealing a biased moment that raises questions about temperament and conduct in public office.
A fragmented article outlines a proposed primary bill affecting territorial conventions and election timing. It describes party procedures, funding, and candidate presentation, noting a possible presentation before the Legislature and related timelines. The text references political parties, conventions, and legislative actions without clear names or dates.
Dr Castles of Burbank reveals plans at his well known laboratories to produce a novel animal from mixed stock. He claims to create a creature with unique features including a white body and distinctive head, challenging traditional manual work norms and harvesting interest from residents.
By authority the Hawaii Board of Agriculture and Forestry issues rules on banana fruit shoots and plants importation. The measure cites disease risks and bans entry from outside the territory to prevent spread, with enforcement by the governor and executive council.
For sale by Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd., Hollister Drug Co. Ltd, Chambers Drug Co., Ltd., Hilo Drug Co. and at all Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
The court heard testimony from witnesses as Hirane faces charges linked to hotel operations on the Lane of Norman Street. Brown for the government and Charles PCN ane for the defense watched as verdicts and potential penalties were discussed, with proceeds and property implications noted.
Erratic OCR text discusses advertising, selling methods, and newspaper practices. It mentions an evening paper, marketing, and readers, with scattered phrases about selling items and notices. The passage reflects ad business tone and concerns over how ads appear in papers.
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