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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
7
A mosaic of editorial opinions argues for strong support of public schools to stave off mob rule, criticizes politicians and editors, and urges careful municipal reform in Honolulu. It discusses water works, road funding, immigration policy, and the balance of territorial versus local control amid calls for development and better governance.
The piece argues officials should not rely on initiative and referendum to push a Honolulu charter. It contends adopting a commission form via Legislature would violate core principles, warning of undemocratic top-down pressure and public backlash. It urges lawmakers to heed citizen demands and avoid future disputes.
Debutante Doris Haywood becomes the focal point as society figures, including Mrs. William Haywood, discuss her Christmas debut amid a festive, drink-driven gathering. The era’s temperance debate surfaces in a high profile social scene with former president William Haywood and local elites shaping the narrative.
In Wallington Washington D C the temperance wave grows as debutante events spark calls to ban alcohol and halt the carnival joyride. The piece notes prohibition’s reach into social life and public events, reflecting concerns over liquor and social behavior.
Jurors begin considering the McQuaid case after testimony on temporary insanity. Prosecution and defense presentations include medical experts from Queen’s Hospital and Hahn Misa Asylum, with arguments over McQuaid’s mental state and the shooting's circumstances.
Fragmentary report recalls King Alfonso’s wedding day events and multiple attacks. A Paris carriage attack killed a French officer. a Madrid incident near a returning wedding party injured two bystanders.
The article notes a Pittsburg railway worker, Larkin, has served the same company for forty nine years with only two minor accidents. He operates the linge engine daily for hauling between Cleveland and Youngstown. The engine is viewed as his personal property by the company, and will pass only with his tenure.
In Cleveland Ohio on January 7 a presentation was made to Alexander Larkin by Erle Builroad management recognizing him as one of the citys oldest engineers with sixty eight years of service. The ceremony honored his long career and Larkin received a formal token from the company.
A mechanic at a Mechanics' National Bank shop freed a trapped clerk after a burglar used a keyhole trick and locked doors. The rescuer entered through a bake shop, removed the wedged door, and unlocked the way to safety. The incident ends with the lighter man rising in the tale.
The speaker cites Benjamin of Honostu making bizarre claims about African digestion and links overeating to nervousness fatigue and impaired vision. He recounts a seven course dinner showing diners suffering after meals and asserts his stomach medicine can restore health within weeks.
A coroner’s inquest concluded the Japanese murderer died from mediated shocks after an incident on Friday. The death was ruled suicide last Saturday afternoon at hospital, with deputy sheriff statements and testimony noting no intent to fatally harm. The suspect died in prison hospital on Saturday night.
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